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Stripe History dataset

282 sourced events

These YAML files hold the data behind the timeline and the valuation, volume, and revenue pages. Each history entry has a date, title, category, summary, confidence level, and at least one source, plus a status where one applies. The research files hold the source catalog, valuation observations, leadership appearances, the definition of each research collection, and the log of research runs. The dataset and website code are available under the MIT License in the Stripe History repository.

Questions this history answers

How did Stripe start, and who has led the company?
Follow the sourced records for Stripe's origins and early company and executive and team changes.
What companies has Stripe acquired?
The Stripe acquisitions history distinguishes completed acquisitions, talent acquisitions, announced agreements, and reported deal discussions.
How have Stripe's funding and valuation changed?
Compare fundraising and liquidity events with the sourced Stripe valuation history.
How much payment volume has Stripe processed?
The annual payment and total volume record charts each disclosed figure on a linear scale.
What sourced net-revenue figures exist?
The net-revenue record charts sourced company full-year figures on a linear scale. Each figure comes from an event in the company milestones category, and years without a disclosed figure are left out.
When did Stripe launch products and expand globally?
Browse product launches, country expansion, and payment and payout expansion as separate sourced chronologies.

Sources and research files

Browse the valuation history or the net-revenue record, or inspect the machine-readable research records directly.

Weekly discovery also reads first-party publication feeds, including Stripe Economics, Works in Progress, Stripe Press, the Stripe Blog, the Stripe.dev Blog, and Cheeky Pint. The publishing history records those projects. It does not ingest every newsletter essay as its own event.