SleekView Charts for MemberPress Pro
MemberPress Pro stores members, transactions, and subscriptions in mepr_members, mepr_transactions, and mepr_subscriptions. SleekView Charts reads them and renders revenue, churn, and dunning trends as Number, Pie, Bar, and Area cards.
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The Reports tab covers totals. The day-to-day needs more.
MemberPress Pro layers premium add-ons (Corporate Accounts, Courses, Developer Tools, ReadyLaunch) on top of the same core tables: mepr_members for member rows keyed by user_id, mepr_transactions for every charge and refund with status, amount, and gateway, and mepr_subscriptions for recurring subscription state with next-renewal dates and Stripe or PayPal IDs. The Pro license unlocks the add-ons but the underlying schema stays clean and queryable.
The default Reports tab gives a few headline aggregates over those tables: total revenue, active members, gross sales for a window. It is fine for a glance. It is not enough for the questions a membership operator asks every week: which membership level grew fastest this month, where is the failed-transaction queue sitting today, what does the churn cohort look like by signup month, which gateway is contributing most to refund volume. Those answers live in the same three tables Reports already reads, just at a different angle.
SleekView Charts opens that angle. A Number anchors monthly recurring revenue. A Pie splits transaction status across complete, pending, refunded, and failed. A Bar ranks members per membership level. An Area trends transaction revenue over time, joined to mepr_subscriptions for renewal-versus-new breakdown. Same data Reports queries, organised as a workspace.
Workflow
Turn MemberPress Pro data into a dashboard
Map the MemberPress tables
Compose revenue and retention cards
Save dashboards per function
Share or export
Sample dashboard
Charts you can build from MemberPress Pro data
Monthly recurring revenue
Sum(total)
Transaction status mix
Count
group by status
Members per membership level
Count
group by product_id
Revenue over time
Sum(total)
group by created_at
Comparison
Default MemberPress Pro Reports vs SleekView Charts
Default MemberPress Pro Reports tab
- Reports tab shows totals but not status mix on a single chart
- Per-level membership counts require opening each product screen
- Dunning queue lives behind transaction filters, not on a dashboard
- Revenue trend is plotted but cannot be sliced by level or gateway side by side
- No read-only dashboard URL to share with finance or executive
SleekView Charts
- KPI card for monthly recurring revenue from completed renewals
- Pie of transaction status across complete, pending, refunded, failed
- Bar ranking members per membership level for tier growth
- Area trend of revenue over time with new versus renewal split
- Filters carry between table view and chart view on the same MemberPress dataset
Features
What SleekView Charts gives you for MemberPress Pro
Revenue, churn, and dunning in one place
Render mepr_transactions and mepr_subscriptions as Number, Pie, Bar, and Area cards so the membership operator sees MRR, refund pressure, and dunning queue together, not on three separate screens.
Filters span table and chart
Filter to gateway of stripe and status of failed in the chart view and the underlying transaction table stays in sync. One dunning workflow, two surfaces.
Share a read-only snapshot
Send finance a URL of the MRR dashboard or export the dunning cohort to CSV for outreach. Monthly close uses live numbers instead of a screenshot of the Reports tab.
Audience
Who builds MemberPress Pro charts dashboards with SleekView
Finance ops
Anchor monthly close on the MRR card, transaction status pie, and gateway-side refund bar. Reconciliation work that took an afternoon now runs in a glance.
Membership leads
Watch the dunning queue size on a number card and the failed-transaction trend on an area chart. Catch involuntary churn before it cascades into a renewal cohort.
Executive review
Share a read-only URL of the revenue and tier-growth dashboard. The executive review walks into the room with current numbers and walks out with decisions.
The bigger picture
Why MemberPress Pro deserves a dashboard, not just a Reports tab
MemberPress Pro is a serious revenue platform that ships with a serviceable Reports tab and a workflow gap on top of it. The headline aggregates are there, but every operational question (which tier grew, which gateway is leaking, which cohort is churning, where is the dunning queue today) needs a different angle on the same three tables. Switching between five admin screens to answer those questions is what monthly close currently looks like.
A dashboard built on the same mepr_members, mepr_transactions, and mepr_subscriptions tables collapses that to one workspace. Finance reconciles in a glance, the membership lead spots dunning pressure in time to intervene, and the executive review opens on a URL instead of a screenshot. Same data Reports already reads, organised as the cockpit a Pro license deserves.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView Charts for MemberPress Pro
MemberPress' own custom tables: mepr_members, mepr_transactions, mepr_subscriptions, plus the memberpressproduct CPT and any Pro add-on metadata in usermeta or postmeta. No data is copied, the cards render straight off the existing schema.
No, the core dashboards work on any MemberPress install because they read the core tables. Pro-specific cards (Corporate Accounts seat usage, Courses progress) need the relevant Pro add-on populating the metadata they group by.
Yes. Sum mepr_transactions total filtered to status of complete and subscription_id not null, grouped by the appropriate window. MRR for the current month is a Number card; ARR is the same query over twelve months.
Yes. Group by status on mepr_subscriptions and the pie shows active versus cancelled versus expired. For cohort churn, group by created_at month with a secondary filter on cancelled subscriptions to see which signup cohorts retained best.
Yes. MemberPress indexes its custom tables on user_id, product_id, status, and created_at, and SleekView Charts uses those indexes for the group-by queries. Hundred-thousand member sites render the dashboard in well under a second on typical Kinsta or WP Engine hardware.
Yes. Group by gateway on mepr_transactions filtered to status of refunded and the bar ranks Stripe, PayPal, Authorize.Net, or manual gateway side by side. Pair with an area trend to spot whether refund pressure is one-off or growing.
Yes. The Courses add-on stores progress in mpcs_course and related CPTs. SleekView Charts groups by course_id or by completion percentage band to show enrolment shape and completion shape on the same cohort of members.
Yes. Each saved chart dashboard is scoped by WordPress capability. Finance sees the revenue and dunning cards, the membership lead sees retention and tier growth, and executives see a curated read-only summary.
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