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Why did MRR drop in March?
Thonest pairs your revenue from Stripe, and your traffic and search demand from Google, with your own explanation of what happened — so a buyer can read your history and make an offer without asking you the same five questions for a month.
Free during the pilotThonest only ever reads. Stripe connects with a read-only key; Google with a read-only sign-in. Nothing can be charged, changed or published from either.Nothing is visible until you share it, and you choose what appears: any figure or update can be hidden before a buyer sees it.
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Revenue + Growth · December 2026
Highest month so far: $58.1k
from Stripe214 paying customers.
Revenue is up 32% since the dip in March — and so are visitors, by 150%.
On a real record both halves are read from the connected sources — Thonest records what moved and when. Why they moved together stays yours to tell.
Crossed $50k MRR
from StripeReached $54.0k.
September spike was annual prepayments from two enterprise deals, not new recurring revenue.
Event Sep 3Recorded Nov 20Shared Dec 1Written after the fact. Dated honestly either way: the record shows when the note was added, not when it happened.
Growth · September 2026
Busiest month so far: 24,800 visitors.
from Google AnalyticsVisitors are up 164% since January.
Searches naming Acme SaaS passed 1K in a month.
from Search Console1,180 impressions in July 2026.
Replaced the lost contract with three mid-market deals. No single account is above 10% of revenue now.
Event May 21Recorded May 23Shared Dec 1Written within days of the event — before anyone knew how it would turn out.
Passed 10K visitors in a month.
from Google Analytics12,400 people in April 2026.
Lost our largest customer ($6k MRR) when they were acquired. Replaced with three mid-market deals by May.
Event Mar 12Recorded Mar 18Shared Dec 1Written within days of the event — before anyone knew how it would turn out.
Revenue fell after 2 months of growth
from StripeFrom $52.0k to $44.0k MRR.
Growth · January 2026
Acme SaaS started showing up in search by name.
from Search Console612 impressions for searches naming Acme SaaS in January 2026 — the first month in the history Search Console holds.
Searches are up 93% since the launch in November.
Acme SaaS is not a real company and none of these figures were measured. It is here to show the shape of a record, not to stand in for one — so it carries no verification mark, because nothing verified it.
Stripe shows a buyer what already happened. Google Analytics and Search Console show whether the demand behind it is still there — which is the question that decides what they offer. Flat revenue next to falling branded search is the thing a buyer finds in week six and walks over; rising search next to steady revenue is the argument you cannot make with billing alone.
Google connects with a read-only sign-in — no key to copy — so it is the quickest of the three, and it works before you have any revenue at all.
A record built while it happened reads differently from one assembled the week you list. The earlier you connect, the more of your history is measured rather than remembered.
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