See who paid — the account-wide spenders list
Get an honest, windowed list of every fan who ever paid, independent of whether their source attribution succeeded.
Who this is for: workspace owners asking "who actually paid," without needing their source resolved first.
The Spenders screen (/fans/spenders) reads straight from of_transactions, grouped by
fan, sorted by spend — deliberately source-agnostic: it doesn't join on a click id, so a fan
with no attribution at all still shows up. That's the difference from a source's own
spenders drill: this list answers "who
paid," the source drill answers "who paid through this source."
Reading the table
| Column | Notes |
|---|---|
| Fan | Name, or a technical #id when the engine has no username; a returning badge marks a fan with a payment before your tracking anchor. |
| Spent | Net revenue, refunds excluded — a returned payment (status: 'undo') does not count as spend, so a fully-refunded fan can legitimately show $0 spent and still appear. |
| Purchases | Count of paying transactions. |
| First / Last payment | Vendor-dated. |
| Source / Country | — (a dash) means the response didn't carry this field at all (an older payload shape); a blank/organic value means we know there is no source. Don't conflate the two — they're different claims. |
curl "https://app.tease.link/api/admin/spenders?range=30d" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $TEASE_API_KEY"range is one of 24h / 7d / 30d / 90d, lower-bounding by vendor payment time; omit it
(the screen's default All time) for no window at all.
Not available to a source-scoped team grant
A team member whose grant is restricted to specific sources gets a 403 from this endpoint —
by design, since the list is account-wide and can't be narrowed to "your sources" the way a
source drill can. This isn't a bug in the screen; it's the same boundary the API enforces.
What's next
- Open a fan's card — click through from a row for the full picture.
- Drill a source down to paying fans — the per-source spenders drill this list deliberately ignores.
Write and tag private notes on a fan
Keep a chatter's private dossier — notes plus tags — on a fan, visible on their card across every session.
Export the full fan roster and conversations
Download a ZIP of your whole fan roster — profiles, conversations, and methodology — for offline analysis or an AI agent.