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How verified revenue works on Shipfolio

Where verified revenue comes from, how Stripe, RevenueCat, the App Store and Google Play combine without double counting, and how revenue affects ranking.

November 12, 2026

Revenue on Shipfolio is always optional, and it is always verified. We read it from the services where the money lands; nobody can type a number in. The badge on your listing names the source, for example “Verified by Stripe” or “Verified by RevenueCat”.

The sources

  • Stripe: web subscriptions. You connect with read-only access and we sum active subscriptions once a day, normalizing yearly and weekly plans to a monthly figure.
  • RevenueCat: subscription MRR across the App Store, Google Play and the web, read with a secret key that can only read charts and metrics.
  • App Store Connect: developer proceeds over the last 30 days, from Apple’s daily sales reports, read with a Sales-role API key.
  • Google Play: sales over the last 30 days from your Play Console reports, before Google’s fee and excluding tax. You share the reports with Shipfolio’s read-only account.

App figures are converted to US dollars at European Central Bank rates.

Nothing is counted twice

Each day we build one figure for your listing:

  • RevenueCat already includes your App Store and Google Play subscriptions, so when RevenueCat is connected, store revenue is left out.
  • RevenueCat can also import Stripe. Unless you tell us your project does not, Stripe is left out while RevenueCat counts.
  • Stripe, the App Store and Google Play never overlap, so without RevenueCat they are added together.

Your listing’s revenue page shows exactly what counted and what was left out.

What read-only access means

None of these connections can create charges, issue refunds, change products or move money. You can disconnect at any time from your listing’s revenue page, and revoke access in Stripe, RevenueCat, App Store Connect or Play Console.

How revenue affects ranking

Revenue only changes ranking in “making money” views and investor filters. Everywhere else, products rank on completeness, votes, watchers and recency. If a source stops refreshing for seven days, its revenue drops off your listing until it reconnects.