Comparison
Everyone verifies the number. The question is what you do with it.
Several products will read your revenue from Stripe and prove it is real — that part is settled. What separates them is what a reader gets afterwards: a figure, a dashboard, or the story of how the business got here.
Thonest vs TrustMRR
TrustMRR is a directory of startups with verified revenue, built around buying and selling them. Founders connect a payment provider, and their listing shows a verified MRR figure alongside an asking price and growth rate. Its free TrustCard badge puts that figure on your own site.
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Thonest vs Baremetrics Open Startups
Baremetrics is a subscription analytics platform. Open Startups is its opt-in feature that makes your dashboard public — MRR, ARR, churn, LTV and customer counts, updating live from your payment processor.
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Where Thonest fits
A verified number tells a prospect your business is real today. It does not tell them it will be real next year, and that is usually the thing they are actually worried about when they pick the bigger vendor instead of you.
Thonest publishes the history: every month of revenue as far back as your payments go, and the launches, pricing changes and pivots behind it, each carrying the real figures from either side. It goes on your own site with one line of code, and every figure is read straight from your payment processor.
Your proof is already sitting in Stripe.
Connect it and your timeline is ready in about a minute. Read-only access, and nothing is public until you say so.