nummbas Review, Pricing & Features

Nummbas is a financial dashboard for DTC and ecommerce brands that unifies Shopify, Stripe, and QuickBooks data. See features, pricing plans, and integrations.

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Analytics
Pricing
Starter $99/mo ($79/mo annual), Growth $199/mo ($159/mo annual), Scale $399/mo ($319/mo annual) — all with a 14-day free trial.
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August 5, 2026
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Nummbas is a financial command center built for direct-to-consumer (DTC) and ecommerce businesses that sell online, in person, or across multiple payment platforms. Rather than forcing founders to stitch numbers together from their storefront, ad accounts, bank, and accounting software, Nummbas connects to tools such as Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Wix, Square, Stripe, QuickBooks, Plaid, ShipStation, Klaviyo, Recharge, and Meta Ads to surface a single daily dashboard of revenue, expenses, profit, and cash position. The product is explicitly built around problems founders describe on its own use-cases page — 'Revenue is up but my bank account keeps shrinking,' 'I am spending thousands on ads and I have no idea what is actually working,' and 'I used to be profitable but I do not know when that changed.' To address these, Nummbas layers product-level margin and sell-through velocity analysis, multi-channel ad performance tracking (Meta, Google, TikTok, Pinterest, Snapchat), customer lifetime value and retention analytics, six-month cash flow projections, demand forecasting, and an industry benchmarking scorecard on top of the connected data. An AI assistant referred to on-site as 'Nummbas-FO' lets users ask natural-language questions about their numbers, and dashboards can be shared securely with outside advisors or investors. Nummbas markets itself directly against established ecommerce-analytics competitors, publishing head-to-head comparison pages such as 'Triple Whale vs Nummbas' and a Lifetimely comparison. It also runs a public status page, a docs site, and separate demo and app sign-in subdomains, indicating an operating hosted SaaS product rather than a static marketing site. The company does not publish its founding year, headquarters, or team size on its about page, which instead focuses on product mission.

Key Features

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Consolidates data from a wide range of ecommerce, payments, and accounting tools (Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Wix, Square, Stripe, QuickBooks, Plaid, ShipStation, Klaviyo, Recharge, Meta Ads) into one dashboard instead of requiring manual spreadsheet reconciliation.
  • Goes beyond historical reporting with forward-looking features — six-month cash flow projections and demand forecasting — alongside standard revenue and margin tracking.
  • Publishes transparent, tiered pricing ($99-$399/month) with a 14-day trial and no charge until the trial ends, rather than hiding pricing behind a 'contact sales' form.
  • Includes an AI assistant ('Nummbas-FO') for natural-language questions about the numbers, plus secure dashboard sharing for outside advisors or investors.
  • Publishes direct, public comparison pages against established category incumbents like Triple Whale and Lifetimely, signaling confidence in feature parity for its target segment.

Cons

  • No founding year, headquarters, or team size is disclosed anywhere on the marketing site, making it harder to independently verify company maturity or stability before committing to a paid plan.
  • Entry-level pricing starts at $99/month (Starter) with no permanent free plan — only a 14-day trial — which may be a meaningful cost for very early-stage or pre-revenue stores.
  • As a comparatively unestablished challenger running head-to-head comparison pages against category leaders like Triple Whale, prospective users have less independent third-party track record to evaluate than with more mature competitors.

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