Polar revenue on the same timeline as your app
Connect Polar and WhyItChanged pulls paid orders and succeeded refunds, net of Polar's platform fee and tax, and adds them to your App Store revenue. Releases, ad changes and deploys sit on the same chart.
What WhyItChanged pulls from Polar
- Paid orders and succeeded refunds
- Net of Polar's platform fee and tax
Questions it answers
- What's total revenue across Polar and the App Store?
- Did a launch or price change move Polar revenue?
Access it needs
An organization access token with orders:read, refunds:read and organizations:read. Credentials are encrypted at rest and used read-only. How keys are handled.
Set it up
- In Polar open Settings → Access tokens and create an organization token.
- Grant orders:read, refunds:read and organizations:read only.
- Paste it into the Polar connector.
Questions
Does it support the Polar sandbox?
Use your production token for real revenue. Sandbox tokens only see sandbox orders.
Guides
Works well with
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See why your numbers moved.
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