your customer world
One globe for every customer you have, and a share link for income that comes straight from your payment processor.
read-only, and it can never move money
one pet per customer, in their own country
a live link anyone can open
the other half of it
The globe is what you show people. This is what you open on a Monday.
1,000 invented customers, 96 countries, real arithmetic — from the demo planet
YOUR PAYMENT PROVIDER
$59.6k
MRR
HERE
$60.0k
October, for real
$380.63the gap between the two, this month
$157kby Feb — an 80% band, scored against what those months went on to take
96 of them, richest first
Romania
$19.3k/mo
United States
$10.8k/mo
Netherlands
$2.70k/mo
United Kingdom
$2.36k/mo
New Zealand
$2.10k/mo
Canada
$1.71k/mo
1,000 customers, sorted by what they have paid
THE MONEY THEY HAVE PAID
10%of the crowd86%of the money — the whales
That is the rent. It is why a planet costs nothing.
Your banner, towed over other people's worlds, for $4 a month.
Use the narrowest key your provider offers — a restricted key on Stripe, a scoped API key on Paddle, an organization access token on Polar, a key with write access left off on Dodo Payments, a V2 secret key set to read on RevenueCat — with access to customers, subscriptions and what they have paid, and nothing that can move money. Lemon Squeezy has only one kind of key, and the card says so. Whichever it is, it is encrypted against your planet, held on the server, never sent to your browser, and thrown away when you disconnect.
The globe. Pets keep their species and their country, and lose their names, their email addresses and their payment history before the page is ever built — the public copy of your world is written without them, not filtered on the way out. Revenue is hidden unless you turn it on.
Other people. Subscribers get a banner towed over free planets, which is what pays for free planets. The sky re-deals every time your planet turns all the way round, so it is never the same seven for long. If you would rather have quiet skies, that is the add-on above — the planes keep flying, they just stop towing anything.
Yes. They go faded and translucent, and they huddle together off to one side. You can hide them, but they will still be there.
7 days of Voyager, and a card at the start — Stripe holds it, we never see it. Nothing is charged until the 7 days are up, and cancelling before then charges nothing at all. One per account, so it is a week to make up your mind rather than a way of living here a week at a time. The add-ons are not part of it: a banner or quiet skies starts the day it is paid for. And you do not need it to try the product — a free planet is the whole globe, for as long as you like.
It goes back to being a free planet: one world, the globe, the whole roster, and the month you are standing in. Nothing is deleted, and your share link keeps working.