Cha-Ching lives in your Mac's menu bar and tells you the second someone pays you. Stripe, PayPal and Shopify in one live feed.
No dashboard. No tab you forget to close. No refreshing at traffic lights.
Free to set up · Pro from $4.99/month · Requires macOS 15.0 or later
This category has a history of apps that launch, get loved, and then quietly stop. If you've been burned by one, that's the whole reason this exists.
You're not imagining it. Several menu bar payment apps in this space haven't shipped a meaningful update in years — CashNotify's own site still lists version 3.7.0. They work until an API changes or macOS moves, and then they don't.
Cha-Ching is actively developed, built for macOS 15 and later, and updated as the platforms change. If you're migrating, everything works the way you'd expect: connect your keys, get your feed, done.
Today's total sits in the menu bar. Click it and you get the full feed: who paid, how much, which platform, how long ago. That's the entire product.
Get it for your MacSix things. All of them in the menu bar, none of them requiring a browser.
Today's total sits in the menu bar and updates on its own. Glance up, get the number, carry on.
A notification the moment a payment clears. Refunds and chargebacks too, so nothing surprises you later.
Stripe, PayPal and Shopify side by side in a single timeline instead of three separate logins.
By platform, event type or custom date range. Find that strange refund from March in seconds.
Daily, weekly and monthly. Compare processors and see which one is quietly eating your margin.
API keys live in your Mac's Keychain, device-only, never synced. There is no Cha-Ching server.
Cha-Ching talks straight from your Mac to Stripe, PayPal and Shopify. Your revenue never touches a machine we own, because we don't own one. Credentials live in the macOS Keychain, the app runs inside Apple's App Sandbox, and every request uses TLS. It is a deeply boring privacy policy, and that is entirely the point.
Read the boring versionFree to install and connect your accounts. Subscribe when you want it live.
Prices in USD and may vary by region; the exact price is shown in the app before you buy. Payment is charged to your Apple ID at confirmation of purchase. The subscription renews automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage or cancel in your App Store account settings.
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Yes. Same idea — payments in your menu bar — connected the same way, with your own API keys from each platform. Cha-Ching adds Shopify alongside Stripe and PayPal, runs natively on macOS 15 and later, and is actively maintained.
Stripe, PayPal and Shopify, plus RevenueCat for app subscription revenue. You connect each one with your own API key from that platform's dashboard.
In the macOS Keychain on your Mac — encrypted by the system and marked device-only, so they never sync to iCloud. They're only ever used to talk to the platform they belong to.
No. There's no Cha-Ching server and no account to create. The app queries your platforms directly from your Mac and displays the result locally. We have no way to look.
Yes, and there's no minimum threshold. A $3.50 payment gets announced exactly like a $3,500 one. Depending on your temperament that's either the best or the worst thing about it.
Install it, connect your accounts and look around. Pro unlocks live tracking and instant notifications.
System Settings → your Apple ID → Media & Purchases → Subscriptions. Cancelling stops the next renewal; Pro stays active until the period you've paid for ends.
A Mac running macOS 15.0 (Sequoia) or later, on Apple silicon or Intel.
He works here. He is normally very composed.