Subscriptions 3 min read

How to See Active Subscriptions in Stripe

View, filter, and analyze active subscriptions in Stripe — spot at-risk subs, track trial conversions, and understand plan distribution.

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View the Active Subscription List

Navigate to BillingSubscriptions. The default view shows active subscriptions. Each row shows the customer, plan/price, status, current period, and next billing date. The count at the top is your total active subscriber base — the foundation of your recurring revenue.

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Understand the Status Breakdown

Stripe subscriptions have several statuses beyond just “active.” Filter to see: Active (paying normally), Trialing (free trial, no payment yet), Past due (payment failed, retrying), Canceled (ended). Pay special attention to Past due — these are at-risk subscriptions where the customer hasn’t explicitly churned but their payment is failing.

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Spot At-Risk Subscriptions

Filter by Past due status to see subscriptions with failed payments. These are your most urgent retention targets. The average SaaS loses 20-40% of past-due subscriptions to involuntary churn. Sort by amount to prioritize high-value accounts. Check how many retry attempts remain before Stripe marks them canceled.

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Analyze Trial Conversions

Filter by Trialing to see upcoming trial expirations. A healthy trial-to-paid conversion rate is 15-25% for opt-in trials and 50-70% for opt-out (card required). Compare your trialing count against recent conversions: if 50 trials started last month and 12 converted, that’s 24%. Below 15% suggests your trial experience needs work.

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Check Plan Distribution

Export active subscriptions as CSV. In your spreadsheet, create a pivot table by plan.id or price.id. This shows you: how many customers are on each plan, revenue concentration (is 80% of MRR from one plan?), and whether your pricing tiers are working. If your cheapest plan has 70% of customers, consider whether you’re underpricing.

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Track Subscription Trends Monthly

Record these numbers monthly: total active, new subscriptions, upgrades, downgrades, churned, net change. After 3+ months, you’ll see patterns: seasonal trends, the impact of pricing changes, and whether your growth is accelerating or decelerating. Net subscription growth of 5-10% monthly is strong for early-stage SaaS.

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Subscription Overview:

317 active
Starter ($29/mo)140 subs · $4,060 MRR
Pro ($99/mo)130 subs · $12,870 MRR
Team ($249/mo)47 subs · $11,703 MRR
Also: 23 trialing · 8 past due ($1,240 at risk)
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