Start a SaaS they said, money every month they said 😅 "card expired", "insufficient funds", "card declined" How are you recovering failed payments on stripe?
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$29 /month
No per-seat pricing. No usage limits.
Most tools charge $200+/month or a percentage of recovered revenue. ChurnWard doesn't.
- Unlimited recovery attempts
- Expiring card alerts
- Revenue analytics dashboard
- Subscription win-back campaigns
- Stripe + Dodo Payments integration
- Chat or email support
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Your potential recovery
Revenue at risk
Failed payments × subscription price
$245
Estimated recovery
~60% average recovery rate
$147
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$29 fee ÷ subscription price
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Save just 1 payment per month and ChurnWard pays for itself. The other ~2 are pure profit.
FAQ
Pricing questions
No. ChurnWard is a flat $29/month (or $232/year). You keep 100% of the revenue we help you recover. Most competitors charge a percentage of recovered revenue or significantly higher monthly fees.
Yes, every account starts with a 14 day free trial.
You can cancel at any time. No long-term contracts, no cancellation fees. Your recovery flows stop and your data is preserved for 30 days.
No usage caps. Unlimited recovery attempts, unlimited subscribers, unlimited emails.
Most dunning tools start at $200+/month or take a cut of recovered revenue. ChurnWard is $29/month flat with no rev-share. You keep every dollar we help you recover.
Everything: dunning recovery, expiring card alerts, revenue analytics, subscription win-back, Stripe + Dodo Payments integration, and email support. No add-ons, no tiers.
You're not alone
Founders just like you are dealing with this
r/SaaS
u/Moist-Perspective-60 · 4d ago
I think SaaS founders are quietly leaving money inside Stripe
While building this month's project, I started looking closely at Stripe billing exports. What surprised me wasn't churn. It was recoverable revenue. Things like unpaid invoices that were never followed up, failed charges that didn't retry properly.
r/Entrepreneur
u/yaag3006 · Jun 2020
How do you folks handle customer churn, especially the ones in subscription business?
If you lose 5% of your paying subscription customers each month, you are looking at a close to 50% annual customer churn rate! Churn is one metric that pulls no punches in telling you how your business is doing.