The Stripe Addon for WPForms records every Stripe payment in the wpforms_payments table with form_id, entry_id, customer_email, total_amount, subtotal_amount, currency, gateway (stripe), status, and date_created_gmt. Card details, customer IDs, and Stripe-specific fields land in wpforms_payment_meta. The plugin handles one-time and recurring Stripe charges from any WPForms form.

WPForms shows a payments table in the admin, but aggregate dashboards (daily revenue, top forms by revenue, refund mix, currency breakdown) are not part of the core view. SleekView Charts reads the same two tables and pivots them into chart cards. A Number card sums total_amount for revenue this month. A Donut splits payments by status (completed, refunded, failed). A Bar ranks forms by revenue with the form_id resolved to form title. An Area chart plots daily payment volume from date_created_gmt.

Each card is a saved query, not a screenshot. Switching the view from Charts to Table on the same dashboard surfaces the underlying payment rows with the same filters. Custom Stripe-meta fields (subscription_id, payment_intent_id, customer_id) are exposed as chartable dimensions so cards can drill into recurring versus one-time revenue without leaving WordPress.

WPForms with the Stripe Addon is one of the easiest ways to take payments on a WordPress site without setting up WooCommerce. The plugin records every payment in the wpforms_payments table with the right columns for analysis, but the admin renders it as a list and stops there. Aggregates that matter (revenue this month, top forms, refund rate, daily trend) live in the data already, they just are not visualised.

SleekView Charts reads wpforms_payments and wpforms_payment_meta and pivots them into four chart cards. Revenue KPI matches Stripe payouts because cancelled and failed rows are excluded by default. Top forms by revenue shows which paywalls carry the program.

Status donut catches refund waves before they hit support. Daily Area chart measures campaign lift in real time. Charts and tables share one query layer, so any aggregate drills into the exact payment rows on click.