Stop losing deals to companies that just look bigger.
Your revenue is real — Thonest turns it into a live timeline you can embed on your own site, pulled straight from your payment processor. Add the launches, pivots and pricing changes behind the numbers, and prospects stop guessing whether you will still be here next year.
For any business with recurring revenue in Stripe, Paddle or Lemon Squeezy — SaaS, subscriptions, retainers, memberships.
$3.1K Oct → $10K now +237%
Every figure above was computed by Thonest, not written. See it in full.
Why founders put this on their site
It builds itself in a minute
Connect your billing once and your whole history appears — as far back as your payments go, with the milestones already found. First $1K. First $10K month. Every all-time high. Nothing to fill in.
Numbers nobody can argue with
Every figure is read straight from your billing, never typed in. So when you say a launch worked, your prospect sees exactly where the business stood before it and after it — and has no reason to doubt you.
You decide what people see
Hide any moment you would rather not publish — a bad quarter, a pivot you have not announced, a customer you cannot name. Hidden is not deleted, so you can put it back whenever you like. The revenue line stays complete either way, which is what makes the rest of it worth reading.
Proof on your own homepage
One line of code puts your verified revenue on your site, updating itself every time a customer pays. Send the link in a sales email, drop it on your about page, put it in the deck. No screenshots to redo, ever.
Why this exists
I run Flocksy. Ten years of its revenue is on this site, measured from Stripe.
For most of those ten years the hard part of a sales call was never the price. It was convincing someone we’d still be around in two years. The proof was sitting in Stripe the whole time — there was just no way to show it that didn’t look like a number I’d typed into a slide.
So I built the version I wanted. Connect billing once, and the history is measured instead of claimed. I can’t edit mine. Thonest can’t edit it either. That’s the whole idea.
My figures are switched off on my own page, because I’m not publishing my revenue for competitors to read. The timeline still works — the decisions are there, and what happened after each one is there as percentages. You get the same choice, per number.
Sam Ryan · founder, Thonest
Your proof is already sitting in Stripe.
Connect it and your timeline is ready in about a minute. Read-only access, and nothing goes public until you say so.