# ninedot vs ChartMogul

> ChartMogul is subscription analytics for SaaS: revenue metrics, forecasting and a CRM, across many billing systems. ninedot is a read-only view of every business you run: what each runs on, what each service costs, what it earns and whether it's up.

- ChartMogul: Subscription analytics, revenue forecasting and a CRM for SaaS companies, priced on the revenue it tracks.
- ninedot: One screen for indie builders running several small businesses: stack, costs, revenue and uptime per business, with an MCP server for AI agents.

| | ChartMogul | ninedot |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | SaaS and subscription companies, early stage to enterprise | Builders running several small businesses side by side |
| Revenue from | Stripe, Chargebee, Recurly, App Store, Google Play built in; Paddle and 20+ more through a partner connector | Stripe, Lemon Squeezy, Polar, Paddle, RevenueCat |
| Subscription analytics | MRR, ARR, churn, LTV, segmentation, revenue forecasting | Monthly revenue, active subscriptions, trials and failing payments per business |
| CRM | Built-in CRM with mailboxes | None |
| Costs | Not covered | Verified where the provider reports it (Vercel and Cloudflare billing, Railway usage, OpenAI and Anthropic API spend, Stripe fees); plan prices elsewhere as estimates you confirm |
| Margin per business | Not covered | Revenue minus what each service costs, per business |
| Infrastructure, uptime, deploys | Not covered | What each business runs on, uptime checks every 5 minutes, failed deploys and services |
| AI agents | ChartMogul AI and an MCP server (OAuth), listed in Claude and ChatGPT | MCP server (OAuth or agent key), read-only by default; Nine, a built-in agent |
| Pricing | Free under $120K ARR with one billing source; paid plans scale with tracked ARR | Free for 1 business and 2 connected accounts. Pro is $19 a month, flat, for every business you run. |

## When ChartMogul is the better fit

- You run one SaaS and want detailed subscription analytics: churn, LTV, segments and revenue forecasts.
- You want a CRM tied to your subscription data.
- You bill through Chargebee, Recurly, the app stores, or one of the many systems its partner connector supports.
- You want your subscription data in a data warehouse.

## When ninedot is the better fit

- You run several small businesses and want each one's stack, costs, revenue and uptime on one screen.
- You want margin per business from what each service costs: Vercel billing, OpenAI and Anthropic API spend and payment fees read from the provider, plus costs you confirm for the rest.
- You sell through Lemon Squeezy or Polar.
- You want to know when a site goes down, a deploy fails or a certificate is about to expire, next to what it earns.

## Using both

They answer different questions. ChartMogul tells you how one subscription business is growing; ninedot tells you what each of your businesses runs on, costs and earns. Both read Stripe read-only, so using them together changes nothing in your account.

Facts about ChartMogul are from its own website, checked October 2026; check its site for current details.

Sources: [ChartMogul pricing](https://chartmogul.com/pricing) · [ChartMogul integrations](https://help.chartmogul.com/article/268-connecting-a-third-party-integration-to-chartmogul) · [ChartMogul AI and MCP](https://chartmogul.com/ai-powered-analysis/)

More: https://ninedot.app/compare/chartmogul · How ninedot calculates revenue: https://ninedot.app/revenue.md · Pricing: https://ninedot.app/pricing.md