Read your Stripe revenue from Claude Code
Once your Stripe account is connected in the dashboard, read-only, the agent in your editor can answer money questions without you opening Stripe: what MRR is, who started paying this week, who cancelled, and how collected revenue is trending.
Claude Code connects to remote MCP servers over HTTP directly. One command registers the server under the name nordva.
Setup
You need a secret key (nv_live_…) from Dashboard → API keys.
01Register the server
claude mcp add --transport http nordva https://mcp.nordva.dev \
--header "Authorization: Bearer nv_live_..."The name comes before the URL. By default the server is added for the current project only and stored outside the repository; add --scope user to make it available in every project.
02Or share it with the team without sharing the key
.mcp.json
{
"mcpServers": {
"nordva": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://mcp.nordva.dev",
"headers": {
"Authorization": "Bearer ${NORDVA_API_KEY}"
}
}
}
}Claude Code expands ${NORDVA_API_KEY} from the environment, so the file can be committed while each developer keeps their own key in their shell profile.
03Check the connection
Run claude mcp list, or type /mcp inside a session. nordva should show as connected. Then ask Claude to run setup_check: it reports the project, the plan and which features are unlocked.
Then ask Claude Code
- What's my MRR, and did it go up this month?
- Who paid in the last week, and did anyone cancel?
- Show revenue for the last 90 days. Which week was best?
- Is my Stripe connection healthy? When did it last sync?
For “How did revenue do over the last 30 days?” Claude Code calls get_revenue_summary with:
{
"period_days": 30
} Returned: Per currency: MRR, active and trialing subscriptions, paying customers, new and churned subscriptions with their MRR, net MRR change, collected revenue and payment count, plus the sync status and the time of the last sync.
Revenue tools and arguments
get_stripe_connection_status
Read-onlyCheck whether Stripe is connected and syncing
No arguments.
get_revenue_summary
Read-onlyIndie and BuilderGet MRR, subscriptions, growth and churn from Stripe
| period_days | optional | number, 1–730 | Window in days. Default 30. |
get_revenue_series
Read-onlyIndie and BuilderGet revenue over time from Stripe
| range | optional | "30d" | "90d" | "12m" | "all" | Default "30d". |
list_recent_payments
Read-onlyIndie and BuilderList recent payments and cancellations from Stripe
| type | optional | "payment" | "cancellation" | |
| limit | optional | number, 1–100 |
Behaviour worth knowing
- There is no tool that connects Stripe, and no tool accepts a key. The status tool tells the agent to send you to the dashboard and never to ask for a key in the conversation.
- Launch only reads your Stripe account. The key is a restricted key with read permissions, encrypted at rest, and never appears in a tool result.
- Amounts are in the smallest currency unit, per currency, and are never converted or summed across currencies. The tool descriptions tell the agent the same.
- MRR is operational: yearly divided by twelve, running coupons applied, metered and tiered prices counted as zero, refunds not subtracted.
- Every result carries the sync status. If the first import is still running, or the key was revoked, the agent is told the numbers are incomplete or stale.
- History reaches 90 days on Indie and 24 months on Builder. A longer range is shortened and the result says so.
- Tools appear to the model as mcp__nordva__<tool>, which is the form to use in permission allowlists.
- Read-only tools are marked as such by the server; Claude Code still asks before the first call to each tool unless you allow it.