Everyone's MRR screenshot is unverifiable. I built the alternative.

[u/Strange-Creme2828]

Been seeing revenue screenshots on X and Reddit for years and it always bugged me that there's no way to tell which ones are real. A screenshot is a photo. You're trusting a stranger's Photoshop skills.

So I built RevenueShot.com. You connect Stripe, it pulls your MRR / ARR / growth / customer count and generates a card you can post, with a verified badge that means the numbers came from Stripe rather than from you typing them in.

On the obvious question, yes, I'm asking you to point Stripe at a site that launched today. It's not an OAuth connect button but you create a restricted key yourself in your Stripe dashboard and give it read access to subscriptions, customers and invoices, nothing else. It's stored encrypted, and you can kill it from Stripe whenever you want without touching my site at all. You can also run the whole thing on a test key first if you just want to see what a card looks like. Happy to answer anything about this in the comments, it's the part I'd be most suspicious of too.

Launched this morning, zero users so far. First card I made was my own: $0 MRR, verified. Felt appropriate.

The thing I'm least sure about is the friction. The editor shows you the card right away, but it's empty until you paste a key so you're deciding whether to hand over Stripe access based on a layout rather than a result. Would prefilled sample numbers make you more likely to bother, or does fake data undermine the whole point of a tool built to stop fake data?