Stripe has an overall score of 44/100 and an average customer rating of 2.9/5 from 916 analyzed customer reviews, ranking 313 of 373 companies in Finance & Insurance.
Review data last updated .
Finance & Insurance • USstripe.com
Competitive analysis from customer reviews & engagement signals.
Based on public reviews and response behavior.
High-level competitive position based on customer sentiment, review volume, and engagement signals.
Aggregate customer sentiment and rating score across all reviews.
Rank by overall score against other fully-analyzed Finance & Insurance companies.
43% of reviews positive, 55% negative
Distribution of positive, neutral, and negative customer sentiment — most recent period (monthly)
Covering July 2026 — 28 reviews, not the company's full review history.
Green = Positive · Gray = Neutral · Red = Negative
Takeaway: Positive sentiment accounts for 11% of reviews in this period, with 89% negative and 0% neutral.
How sentiment has evolved across the selected time range.
Showing 832 reviews across the months with enough data to chart reliably (min 3/month), most recent: July 2026.
Sentiment has been declining over the period shown.
Share of total theme mentions across this company's reviews.
Most feedback concerns Customer Support.
The most common complaint theme is Customer Support, making up 18.9% of all theme mentions.
A rule-based signal calculated for every company from negative-review share, churn-intent phrases, and how sentiment has moved over time.
The score above is rule-based arithmetic. A custom analysis has an AI read this company's negative reviews to name the specific warning signs behind the risk — unresolved complaints, mentions of switching, repeated service failures.
Request Custom AnalysisHow this company's reviewers actually rated it, and whether recent reviewers have been more positive than earlier ones.
Based on 916 analyzed reviews. Sentiment is slipping: 39.6% of reviews in the last three months were positive, compared with 56.4% in the three months before that.
The breakdown above is descriptive statistics. A custom analysis groups reviewers into distinct customer segments — new versus long-term, or everyone hitting the same specific problem — with what each group actually says.
Request Custom AnalysisThe next section explains which customer themes and behaviors drive this competitive position.
