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SleekView Charts for Gumroad for WordPress

Gumroad's WordPress plugin handles storefront and license verification while sales live in the Gumroad API. SleekView Charts caches that data locally and renders revenue per product, country mix, refund rate, and top-buyer KPIs on chart cards.

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SleekView Charts dashboard for Gumroad for WordPress

Local Gumroad cache, rendered as cards

Gumroad's WordPress integration is built for the storefront side: embed products, verify licenses, deliver files. Sales records, refund history, and customer lists sit behind the Gumroad API and the seller dashboard at gumroad.com. For an author with one product, that is fine. For a seller with ten products, recurring subscribers, and a steady stream of license-key support, the lack of a WordPress-side chart layer means flipping tabs to answer questions WordPress could answer locally.

SleekView Charts uses the same local cache the SleekView table reads, populated from the Gumroad API on a schedule. Sales become a revenue area chart. Products become a horizontal bar of share. Country mix becomes a donut. Refund rate becomes a percentage KPI. License verification volume becomes a line so abuse spikes are visible against the baseline.

Writes (refund a sale, disable a license, update a customer email) stay in the table layout where row-level actions make sense. The dashboard is read-only and exists to give authors a reporting surface inside WordPress for the operational data Gumroad's seller dashboard already owns.

Workflow

How charts plug into Gumroad data

1

Reuse the API token

Charts source from the same local cache the SleekView Gumroad table reads. The Gumroad API token configured by the plugin or pasted manually is what backs the scheduled cache refresh.
2

Schedule per-table refreshes

Sales cache refreshes on a tight interval, customers on hourly, license verifications via webhook where available. Chart cards aggregate against the cached rows.
3

Compose the dashboard

Revenue area, product bar, country donut, refund-rate KPI, license-verification line. Each card chooses its group-by and value column from the cached fields.
4

Save and gate

Dashboards save per workflow: monthly reconciliation, license abuse audit, customer lifetime-spend overview. Capability gating keeps the right cards in the right hands.

Sample dashboard

Charts you can build from Gumroad data

Four representative cards from a Gumroad author dashboard: revenue per day, top products, country mix, and refund-rate KPI.
Area · Gradient

Revenue per day

Area chart of completed sales revenue per day, scoped to the active product set. Campaign and launch effects show up as clean curves against baseline.
Sum(price) group by sale_date
Bar · Horizontal

Sales by product

Horizontal bar of completed sales counts per product. Visible mix between flagship and long-tail products without exporting from the seller dashboard.
Count group by product
Pie · Donut

Sales by country

Donut of sales by buyer country. Useful for VAT planning and for spotting which markets respond to specific campaigns.
Count group by country
Number · Default

Refund rate (30d)

Single-number KPI showing the share of refunded sales in the last 30 days. Trending refund rates surface product quality or fulfilment issues early.
Average(is_refunded)

Comparison

Default Gumroad WP integration vs SleekView Charts

Default Gumroad WordPress integration

  • Sales data is not surfaced in WP at all, let alone as charts
  • Refund rate has no built-in KPI on the WordPress side
  • Country and product mix require a CSV export from Gumroad
  • License verification volume has no trend line in WP
  • Customer lifetime spend has no chart layer

SleekView Charts

  • Revenue per day area chart from cached sales
  • Horizontal bar of sales per product
  • Country mix as a donut
  • Refund-rate KPI for the trailing 30 days
  • Same local cache as the SleekView Gumroad table

Features

What SleekView Charts gives you for Gumroad for WordPress

Revenue trend at a glance

Area chart of revenue per day across the active product set turns weekly reconciliation into a glance. Campaign effects and launches become measurable curves.

Country and product mix

Donut of country mix and horizontal bar of product mix sit side by side. VAT planning and ad-spend allocation decisions start from the same dashboard.

Refund-rate KPI

One number for refund share in the trailing 30 days. Climbing rates trigger a product or fulfilment review before the issue compounds across the catalogue.

Audience

Who builds Gumroad charts dashboards with SleekView

Course and ebook authors

Revenue trend and country mix on one screen. Monthly reconciliation runs from the dashboard instead of three tabs across gumroad.com and a spreadsheet.

Plugin and theme sellers

License verification line chart plus refund-rate KPI. Abuse spikes and product friction surface as visible signals before the support inbox catches them.

Support and ops

Refund-rate trend gives support a single signal to watch alongside the lead and webhook health cards. Issues get raised before customers complain en masse.

The bigger picture

Why authors need a chart dashboard for Gumroad data

Gumroad's pitch is radical simplicity, and for one product that pitch holds. For three products, a recurring tier, and a steady stream of license support, the operational data spreads across the Gumroad dashboard, the WordPress plugin, and whatever spreadsheets the author keeps for reconciliation. The SleekView table closed part of that gap by caching sales, customers, and licenses into a WordPress workspace.

The chart dashboard closes the rest by giving that workspace a reporting surface. Revenue per day as a curve. Product mix as a bar.

Country mix as a donut. Refund rate as a number. License verification volume as a line.

The Gumroad dashboard still owns payouts and tax forms; WordPress finally owns the day-to-day operational view of what the catalogue is actually doing.

Questions

Common questions about SleekView Charts for Gumroad for WordPress

From the same local cache the SleekView Gumroad table reads, populated by scheduled pulls against the Gumroad API. The API token configured by the Gumroad WP plugin (or pasted manually) backs the refresh.

 

Refresh intervals are per-table: sales every five minutes by default, customer aggregates hourly, license verifications via webhook where available. Tighten or relax per dashboard depending on freshness needs against API rate limits.

 

Yes. Recurrence (monthly, quarterly, yearly, one-off) is a cached column. Scope the whole dashboard to subscription sales or to one-off purchases with a single saved filter.

 

Yes. Affiliate ID and discount code are cached fields on each sale, so chart cards can group by affiliate or by discount code. Useful for campaign attribution without flipping into the Gumroad reporting UI.

 

The dashboard is read-only. License disabling and refunds happen in the table layout, where the row-level write calls the Gumroad API endpoint. The dashboard is for the reporting view; the table is for the row-level actions.

 

Yes. Subscription state, cancellation date, and renewal info are cached as fields on each sale. A subscription-only chart card or a dashboard scoped to subscriptions is one saved filter on the underlying source.

 

Yes. Each card exports its computed series as CSV. Accountants without WordPress access get the figures they need without running the API queries themselves.

 

Use both. Gumroad's dashboard owns payouts, tax forms, and product configuration. SleekView Charts gives authors a reporting layer alongside the rest of their WordPress reporting, with saved filters and capability gating their team can rely on every day.

 

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