Analytics Dashboard
Track your products, downloads, sales, revenue, XP, and reviews from the MyClaude creator dashboard.
Track your products, downloads, sales, revenue, XP, and reviews from the MyClaude creator dashboard.
Your dashboard is your command center. Everything you need to understand how your products are performing lives in two pages: the main dashboard at /dashboard and the sales page at /sales. This guide walks through both.
Accessing your dashboard
Log in at myclaude.sh/login and navigate to myclaude.sh/dashboard. The dashboard requires authentication — you must be logged in to see your data.
If you do not have an account yet, start with Creator Onboarding.
Dashboard overview
The main dashboard displays five stat cards across the top, followed by your XP progress, achievements, published products, purchases, and messages.
Key metrics
| Metric | What it measures | Where it appears |
|---|---|---|
| Products | Total products you have published | Dashboard stat card |
| Downloads | Total downloads across all your products | Dashboard stat card |
| Followers | Users following your creator profile | Dashboard stat card |
| Likes | Total likes across all your products | Dashboard stat card |
| Level | Your creator level based on XP | Dashboard stat card + profile |
These metrics update in real time. When a buyer downloads or likes one of your products, the count increments immediately.
Your product table
Below the stats, the dashboard shows a table of all your published products. Each row displays the product name, category, status, and key stats. Use this to quickly identify which products are performing and which need attention.
Products with pending_review status will auto-publish once your email is verified. If a product stays in pending status, check that your email verification is complete in Settings.
Sales page
Navigate to myclaude.sh/sales for revenue tracking. The sales page requires Stripe Connect to be active — if you have not connected Stripe yet, the page shows a connection prompt.
How to connect Stripe
- Go to
/sales - Click Connect Stripe
- Complete Stripe's onboarding (identity, bank account, business type)
- Return to MyClaude — a green "Stripe Connected" badge confirms the link
Once connected, the sales page displays two top-level stats and a chronological order history.
Sales metrics
| Metric | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Sales count | Total number of paid orders you have received |
| Revenue | Your total earnings (your 92% share after the 8% platform fee) |
Each order in the history shows:
- Product name and category badge
- Date and time of purchase
- Your earnings for that sale (and the original sale price)
- Buyer's public profile (username and avatar)
- Refund status, if applicable
Revenue amounts on the sales page reflect your share — the 92% you receive after the platform's 8% fee. Stripe's processing fee (~2.9% + $0.30) is deducted separately by Stripe from your payout. See Monetization Guide for the full revenue breakdown.
Understanding your stats
Downloads vs. purchases
Downloads and purchases are different events with different signals.
| Event | Applies to | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Download | Free and paid products | Someone installed your product. For paid products, a purchase happened first. |
| Purchase | Paid products only | A buyer completed checkout. Appears on the sales page. |
A free product with 500 downloads and a paid product with 50 purchases can both be successful. Downloads measure reach. Purchases measure revenue.
Free vs. paid product metrics
| Metric | Free products | Paid products |
|---|---|---|
| Downloads | Direct installs, no purchase required | Post-purchase installs |
| Likes | Social signal from any user | Social signal from any user |
| Revenue | None | Tracked on sales page |
| Reviews | From anyone who installed | From verified buyers |
Free products tend to accumulate downloads faster because there is no purchase barrier. Use free products to build reputation and reviews, then launch paid products with an established audience.
XP and level progression
Your creator profile tracks XP (experience points) and level. The XP bar on the dashboard shows your progress toward the next level.
XP is earned through marketplace activity:
- Publishing products
- Receiving downloads
- Receiving likes
- Earning achievements
Your level and XP are visible on your public profile at /u/your-username. A higher level signals active participation to potential buyers browsing the marketplace.
Achievements
The dashboard displays your unlocked achievements below the XP bar. Achievements are tiered — bronze, silver, gold, and diamond — and each unlocks at a specific milestone. The counter shows your progress (e.g., "4/12" means 4 of 12 total achievements unlocked).
How ratings and reviews affect visibility
Products with more reviews and higher ratings rank higher in explore and search results. Reviews are the strongest signal of product quality on the marketplace.
| Factor | Impact on visibility |
|---|---|
| Review count | More reviews = higher ranking in search |
| Average rating | Higher rating = featured more prominently |
| Recent reviews | Fresh reviews signal active maintenance |
| Creator responses | Responding to reviews signals an engaged creator |
You cannot control what buyers write, but you can influence review quality by shipping well-documented, well-tested products and responding to feedback.
Tips for improving your metrics
Improve downloads
- Write a clear description. The 160-character vault.yaml description is the first thing buyers read in search results. Be specific about what the product does and who it is for.
- Add a comprehensive README. Your README.md has no character limit. Use it to show exact output examples, before/after comparisons, and concrete use cases. Specific examples convert browsers into installers.
- Choose precise tags. Up to 5 tags in vault.yaml. Use specific terms (
django-security,typescript-strict) over generic ones (code,tool).
Improve revenue
- Start free, then go paid. Publish a free version that handles the core use case. Once you have downloads and reviews, publish a paid Pro version with advanced features. The free product feeds the paid funnel.
- Price based on value, not effort. A skill that saves a developer 30 minutes per week is worth more than $5. See Monetization Guide for pricing strategies.
- Update frequently. Each version bump re-surfaces your product in "recently updated" filters. Ship small improvements, bump the version in vault.yaml, and re-publish.
Improve reviews
- Respond to every review. A creator who engages with feedback signals that the product is maintained. This reduces buyer risk perception and encourages more reviews.
- Fix issues fast. When a review identifies a bug, fix it and publish an update. Then respond to the review noting the fix. This is the highest-signal action you can take.
- Ask for feedback in your README. A simple "Found an issue? Leave a review." in your product README increases review volume.
Related pages
- Monetization Guide — revenue model, Stripe Connect, pricing strategies
- Creator Onboarding — set up your creator account
- Publishing Your First Product — get your first product live
- MCS Certification — quality tiers that boost visibility
Monetization Guide
MyClaude creators receive 92% of each sale via Stripe Connect. Free products build reputation; paid products build revenue.
CONDUIT Publishing Protocol
CONDUIT is the three-system pipeline that carries your product from creation to marketplace listing. Understand the stages, error recovery, and integration points.