Stop losing MRR
to failed payments.

One click. You authorize subrevival through Stripe's official OAuth flow — the same secure handshake used by Stripe's own partner apps. There are no API keys to copy and nothing to deploy. Most teams are fully connected and recovering within five minutes.

Always. We never see or store full card numbers — those live exclusively inside Stripe's PCI-compliant vault. subrevival reads only the subscription and charge metadata it needs to detect failures and trigger recovery, over encrypted connections, with access you can revoke at any time.

By default, a recovery sequence fires on Day 1, Day 3, and Day 7 after a payment fails. Each email is a friendly nudge to update the card, and the sequence stops automatically the moment the payment succeeds. You can fully customize the timing, copy, and number of touches.

On Starter, emails send from a subrevival-managed address on your behalf. On Growth and Pro, you can authenticate your own domain (SPF, DKIM, DMARC) so every recovery email arrives from your brand — improving deliverability and trust.

The instant their new card is saved, subrevival retries the failed charge through Stripe. If it succeeds, the payment lands in your balance, the subscription stays active, and the sequence ends — no further emails. You'll see the recovered revenue appear live on your dashboard.

No. With branded emails and a custom domain, every touchpoint — the emails and the hosted card-update page — carries your logo, colors, and sender name. To your customers, it's simply you reaching out to help them keep their subscription active.

None. subrevival is entirely no-code. If you can log into Stripe, you can set up recovery. There's nothing to install in your app, no webhooks to configure, and no developer required to go live.

Not at all — they complement each other. Stripe handles the automated retry timing on its side; subrevival adds the human layer Stripe lacks: branded follow-up emails, a frictionless card-update page, and an instant retry the moment the customer takes action.

As soon as your next payment fails. The moment subrevival is connected it begins monitoring, and recovery emails go out on real failures right away. Most customers see their first recovered payment within the first week.

Yes. There are no contracts and no lock-in. Cancel from your dashboard whenever you like, and you can disconnect subrevival's Stripe access with a single click. You keep everything you've already recovered.

Simple: run subrevival on a monthly plan for 21 days with your Stripe connected and sequences active. If we don't recover more than your plan costs, email us and we'll refund your first month — no lengthy process. To qualify you need at least $1,000 MRR and at least 2 failed payments to have occurred during the window, so the tool had a genuine opportunity to work. Yearly plans are excluded since they already include 2 free months. One refund per business, claimed within 30 days of your 21-day window closing.