Share a live Stripe dashboard as a link
Connect Stripe to reshare with a restricted read-only key and publish a page that shows live charges, subscriptions, and balances at a short link like link.reshare.one/aB3xY9kLmn. Whoever opens it sees current numbers without a Stripe login, and the key never leaves the server.
This page is for the founder who keeps screenshotting the Stripe dashboard for investors, cofounders, or the team channel.
Drop your dashboard HTML
Free.
No copy-paste needed
Add the reshare connector to Claude once, then publishing is one sentence in the chat.
How it works
- 01
Create a restricted key
In Stripe, under Developers and then API keys, create a restricted key with read permission on just the data you want to chart. Paste it into reshare; it is verified and stored encrypted.
- 02
Ask your AI to build it
With the reshare connector added, ask Claude or Codex for the page you want, like monthly revenue and active subscriptions. It writes the queries and publishes.
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Share the link
The page lists and sums your Stripe data fresh on each open. Passwords, specific people, and expiry dates are one click each.
What a query can read
Queries list charges, subscriptions, invoices, customers, and balance transactions, with a date window that can be evergreen, like the last 30 days, plus a status filter. A balance query returns what is available and pending per currency.
Amounts arrive in the smallest currency unit, cents for dollars, exactly as Stripe reports them, so the numbers on your page reconcile with the numbers in Stripe.
Read-only by construction
A restricted key with read permissions cannot write, refund, or move money no matter what a query says, and reshare only ever calls read endpoints. The key is sealed server side; a viewer who reads the page source sees rows, not credentials.
Disconnect at any time and reshare deletes the stored key. Revoking the key in Stripe cuts access instantly from your side too.
Built for sharing, not for accounting
Each query result is cached for about 2 minutes, so a link you post in a busy channel does not hammer the Stripe API. The page is a live window for people who need the shape of the business, not an export for your accountant.
For board decks, pair it with a password or a specific people list, so the revenue page opens for the five people who should see it and nobody else.