IndieTiers lets indie hackers and entrepreneurs compete by showcasing their revenues on a global leaderboard. Create or join public and private leaderboards to challenge friends, peers, or the broader community. Whether you're aiming for the top spot or just tracking progress with a close-knit group, IndieTiers makes revenue tracking fun, engaging, and competitive. It’s the perfect way to stay motivated and celebrate your wins with others in the indie community!

Hey Indie Hackers ! I created IndieTiers to make stripe revenue tracking fun and competitive for indie hackers and entrepreneurs. The idea came from my own need for motivation and a way to connect with peers. By integrating Stripe for automatic updates and offering public and private leaderboards, IndieTiers makes it easy to celebrate wins and push each other forward. I’d love to hear your thoughts or ideas to make it even better!

IndieTiers turns revenue transparency into a lightweight competitive loop. The product works because it focuses on motivation, not analytics: the leaderboard is the feature, not a side effect. It appeals to indie hackers who already track revenue and want external pressure to stay consistent. The main failure mode is trust and signaling—self-reported numbers can drift into vanity unless norms or verification emerge. If IndieTiers keeps the scope narrow and resists adding “startup metrics dashboards,” it stays sharp and culturally aligned with indie builders.

Hey Indie Hackers ! I created IndieTiers to make stripe revenue tracking fun and competitive for indie hackers and entrepreneurs. The idea came from my own need for motivation and a way to connect with peers. By integrating Stripe for automatic updates and offering public and private leaderboards, IndieTiers makes it easy to celebrate wins and push each other forward. I’d love to hear your thoughts or ideas to make it even better!

IndieTiers turns revenue transparency into a lightweight competitive loop. The product works because it focuses on motivation, not analytics: the leaderboard is the feature, not a side effect. It appeals to indie hackers who already track revenue and want external pressure to stay consistent. The main failure mode is trust and signaling—self-reported numbers can drift into vanity unless norms or verification emerge. If IndieTiers keeps the scope narrow and resists adding “startup metrics dashboards,” it stays sharp and culturally aligned with indie builders.
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