Show your SaaS, and its verified MRR, on one page

Verified MRR from Stripe

Paste a Stripe restricted key with Read access to Subscriptions and Charges. We add up your active subscriptions, normalise yearly plans to monthly, account for discounts, and show the result as MRR with a check mark.

The key is checked before it is saved, encrypted at rest and never shown again. It cannot create charges, issue refunds or touch payouts. If you want to stop, delete the key in Stripe and the connection ends. The full walkthrough is in how to show verified MRR.

A page that answers "is this real?"

When a potential customer, partner or investor taps the link in your profile, they want to know three things quickly: what you build, whether it is live and whether anyone pays for it.

makerhandle puts your product first, with a featured card, a status like Active or Building, a short description and tags. Add verified MRR and the third question answers itself. Your short Markdown bio, location and socials sit above it, with a clear way to get in touch.

It is the kind of page you can link from a cold email, a launch post or a conference badge without worrying about what people find.

Room for more than one product

Many SaaS founders run a main product and a few smaller ones: a free tool for SEO, an open source library, an older app that still earns a little. Each one can have its own card and its own Stripe connection, so revenue is shown per product rather than lumped together.

Products you sold can be marked Acquired, and products you paused can be marked On hold. That history is worth showing. It tells visitors you have shipped more than once and know how to see a product through, which matters to customers, partners and anyone thinking about buying from you later.

Get on the leaderboard (or not)

Projects with revenue appear on the public leaderboard, ranked by monthly revenue. Visitors can filter to verified numbers only, which is where a Stripe connection pays off: a typed number and a verified one sit side by side, and only one has a check mark.

The leaderboard is also a way to be found. People browse it to see what other founders are building and what it earns.

If you would rather keep a project off the page entirely, hide it. Revenue is always optional, and you can disconnect Stripe at any time.

Your domain, your brand

On Pro, put your page on a custom domain like founder.yourcompany.com or your own name's domain. SSL is issued and renewed automatically, and the editor shows the exact DNS records to add, then checks them for you.

Combine it with the custom theme builder to match your product's colours, a gradient or a background image, and remove the makerhandle badge. Visitors see a page that looks like part of your company, not a third-party profile. See custom domain and pricing.