Trial ended
The trial end timestamp passed and a paid cycle should have been evaluated.
Stripe trial conversion audit
Dead trials are easy to write off as bad-fit churn. Some never reached a clean first invoice or successful charge. LeakCheck checks the Stripe trail before you decide what happened.
Read-only Stripe Connect or Stripe JSON export. No write access, no customer emails, and no paid decision before the free teaser.
Sample trial ended on 2025-12-31
No paid invoice or successful charge followed
Review billing setup before calling it churn
Manual check
The question is simple: after the trial ended, did Stripe create and collect the first real paid cycle? If not, the next step may be billing setup, lifecycle timing, or a product follow-up, not another dunning tool.
Find subscriptions where the trial end date has passed and the first paid cycle should have started.
Review trialing, canceled, incomplete, and incomplete expired subscriptions before counting them as normal churn.
Check whether a paid invoice exists after the trial end date.
Look for a successful charge after trial end, especially when invoices or subscriptions were changed by hand.
Estimate the first paid cycle value from the subscription item price and quantity.
Decide whether the issue needs billing cleanup, onboarding review, or a deliberate ignore.
Trial gaps
LeakCheck does not tell you why a user failed to convert. It gives you the Stripe evidence so you know which cases deserve a closer look.
The trial end timestamp passed and a paid cycle should have been evaluated.
No paid invoice was found after trial end for that subscription.
No later successful charge was found for the same subscription path.
The subscription status can show whether the first paid step failed, expired, or was canceled.
The sample report shows the expected first paid cycle as an illustrative value, not a recovery promise.
The same audit also checks failed charges, no-expiry coupons, duplicate customers, past-due subscriptions, and mismatched invoices.

How LeakCheck helps
LeakCheck reads Stripe billing data, checks trial endings against invoices and charges, and ranks the missed first-cycle finding beside the other leak types.
Free activation path
Open the sample report first. Then run your own free check by uploading a Stripe export or connecting read-only. The free teaser shows the headline total and leak count before any paid unlock.
Inspect synthetic findings and the report format.
Upload a Stripe export or connect read-only.
Pricing lives on the main page: $49 full report, optional $19/mo monitoring.
FAQ
No. Some trials ended because the user was not a fit. LeakCheck flags cases where Stripe does not show a paid invoice or successful charge after trial end.
No. The audit is read-only through Stripe Connect or an export upload. It reports findings, then you decide what to do in Stripe or your lifecycle tools.
No. It answers a billing question first: did the trial reach a clean paid conversion path in Stripe?
For this check, Stripe objects such as subscriptions, invoices, charges, customers, prices, and products are useful.
LeakCheck also checks failed charges, no-expiry coupons, duplicate customers, past-due subscriptions, and mismatched invoices.
Start with the sample report, then run a free read-only audit with a Stripe export or Connect.
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