List every ThriveCart account configured on this server. Use a returned name as the account argument on any other tool to choose which cart it reads or acts on. Costs no network call. Call this first whenever a request could plausibly mean more than one cart. Revenue, customers and affiliates are entirely separate per cart, and a figure from one never includes another.

Fetch the ThriveCart account this key belongs to, including the owner email and account details. Use it to confirm a configured name actually points at the cart you think it does before reporting money against it, and to check a key still works.

List every product on a ThriveCart account, with ids and names. Start here when you need a product id for another tool, or to see what a cart actually sells.

Get the full details of one product by id. Use list_products first if you do not have the id.

Get every price point configured on a product: one-time, split pay and subscription. A product's headline price is not the only thing customers can pay, so read this before quoting what something costs.

List every bump across all products on a ThriveCart account. Each is a bump offer, the checkbox add-on shown on the checkout page itself. Use this to see what a cart offers beyond its main products, and to get an id for get_bump.

Get the full details of one bump by id, including what it offers and at what price. Use list_bumps first if you do not have the id.

Get every price point configured on one bump. Its headline price is not necessarily what a buyer paid, so read this before quoting what it costs.

List every upsell across all products on a ThriveCart account. Each is an upsell, the offer shown after the main purchase completes. Use this to see what a cart offers beyond its main products, and to get an id for get_upsell.

Get the full details of one upsell by id, including what it offers and at what price. Use list_upsells first if you do not have the id.

Get every price point configured on one upsell. Its headline price is not necessarily what a buyer paid, so read this before quoting what it costs.

List every downsell across all products on a ThriveCart account. Each is a downsell, the fallback offer shown when an upsell is declined. Use this to see what a cart offers beyond its main products, and to get an id for get_downsell.

Get the full details of one downsell by id, including what it offers and at what price. Use list_downsells first if you do not have the id.

Get every price point configured on one downsell. Its headline price is not necessarily what a buyer paid, so read this before quoting what it costs.

Get transactions from a ThriveCart account, with optional date and product-name filtering. ThriveCart's own product_id filter is unreliable and silently returns rows for other products, so filter with item_name instead, which is a case-insensitive contains match on the product name. Set fetch_all only when you need complete figures; it walks every page.

Revenue for a date range, grouped by product and sorted highest first, for one ThriveCart account. Walks every page of transactions, so it is the expensive call in this server, so give it a date range rather than asking for all time. Money is summed in integer cents, so the totals are exact. Figures cover one cart only; run it per account and never add the results together unless asked to.

Get one customer's full record by email address: their purchases, subscriptions and order ids. This is where an order_id comes from for pause_subscription, resume_subscription, cancel_subscription and refund_transaction. Email is the only way ThriveCart identifies a customer, and there is no endpoint that lists customers, so use get_transactions when you need to see many at once.

Pause a customer's subscription, stopping future billing while keeping the subscription itself. Reversible with resume_subscription, which is why this needs no confirmation. Prefer this over cancel_subscription whenever the customer might come back.

Resume a paused subscription, restarting billing. The counterpart to pause_subscription. This cannot revive a cancelled subscription. Once cancelled, the customer has to buy again.

Cancel a customer's subscription permanently. This ends their access and cannot be undone from here. The only way back is for them to purchase again, so pause_subscription is the right tool whenever the customer might return. Refuses to run without confirm: true. Set that only when the person you are working for has actually asked for this cancellation, not to clear the refusal.

Refund a transaction, returning the money to the customer. This moves real funds and cannot be undone. Refuses to run without confirm: true. Check the amount with get_transactions or get_customer before calling, because the order id alone does not tell you how much is about to move.

List affiliates on a ThriveCart account, one page at a time. Use get_affiliate for one affiliate's full stats. This listing is for browsing and counting.

Get one affiliate's full record by email: their referrals, commissions and payout details. Email is the only way ThriveCart identifies an affiliate.

Register a new affiliate on a ThriveCart account. Check with get_affiliate first, because creating one that already exists is not a no-op and ThriveCart may reject it or duplicate the record.