Demo build by Seif Ashraf — all data is fictional and resets on refresh.
Metricly is the dashboard early-stage founders keep rebuilding in spreadsheets: live MRR, an activation funnel, retention cohorts and churn warnings — wired straight into your Stripe Billing.
Teams that watch their numbers here
The working parts
Analytics
The activation funnel shows exactly where signups stall — signed up, created a doc, invited a teammate, subscribed — with the conversion between every stage. Weekly retention cohorts sit right beside it, so a bad onboarding week shows up as a pale row long before it shows up as cancellations.
Billing
Metricly sits on top of Stripe Billing, so the plan switcher, prorated mid-cycle changes and the invoice history your customers expect are already built. Change a plan and the next invoice preview updates to the cent — no billing sprint, no reconciliation spreadsheet.
Account health
Every customer account gets a 12-week usage sparkline and a risk score that blends usage trend, seat activation and days to renewal. Flagged accounts come with a suggested play — who to call, what to offer, and how many days you have before the renewal decides for you.
Illustrative demo figures from the fictional Inkflow workspace.
Pricing
The same three plans you'll find on the Billing screen inside the app — switch any time, prorated automatically.
For solo founders
For a founder who wants the numbers without the spreadsheet.
For scaling teams
For teams whose next round depends on the retention chart.
For large orgs
For companies where CS works the at-risk list every week.
Prices exclude tax. Metricly is a fictional product — no card, no signup; every button simply opens the demo app on its Billing screen.
From the teams in the demo
We were three weeks from a board meeting and our 'dashboard' was four spreadsheets that disagreed with each other. Metricly pulled MRR, activation and cohorts into one screen that matched Stripe to the dollar.
The cohort grid showed our week-2 drop-off before churn did. We fixed one onboarding step and watched the next cohort retain seven points better — that's the whole product paying for itself.
The at-risk list is our Monday meeting now. Two renewals we would have lost this quarter got a call three weeks early instead of a cancellation email.
FAQ
You define it once per workspace: any tracked event (sign-in, document created, API call — whatever maps to real usage in your product) within the window you choose, weekly by default. Every chart, funnel stage and cohort cell then uses that one definition, so 'active' means the same thing everywhere in Metricly.
The live demo is seeded with a full workspace — inspect a month of MRR, switch a plan, open an at-risk account's suggested play. Nothing to install.