A subscription revenue protection layer that helps SaaS businesses retain customers and revenue across the full lifecycle - from card health
We built a churn prevention layer for subscription businesses that helps revenue come back on its own across 12 key touchpoints, without brute‑force “failed payment recovery” or aggressive pinging.
Most SaaS tools focus on reacting after a payment fails or a user cancels. We focus on preventing churn before it happens and automatically recovering revenue wherever possible, across the entire subscription lifecycle.
What we do: Monitor card health and retry smarter, by failure type. Let users pause instead of cancel, and recover from pause automatically. Protect against disputes and accidental churn. Run SMS dunning, payment recovery emails, and a self‑serve payment portal. Offer a recovery dashboard with 90‑day historical sync. Enable checkout recovery (abandoned trials / failed signups). Let founders design custom cancellation flows instead of blunt “cancel now” buttons. Fully integrate Stripe, Paddle, and Razorpay into one retention layer.
For SaaS founders, the mental model is simple: Reduce involuntary churn (card failures, 3D‑secure issues, expired cards). Reduce voluntary churn (over‑reactive cancellations, friction in checkout). Recover at‑risk revenue without annoying users or hiring extra support. Because we’re not a “failed‑payment‑recovery” tool, we don’t spam retries or push customers around. Instead, we act as a churn‑aware revenue layer that quietly keeps revenue flowing where possible.
Why we’re launching here: We want feedback from founders and developers who operate subscription‑based products. We’d love to talk about how you handle churn, failed payments, disputes, and cancellations today and how a retention layer could help. We’re offering a straightforward onboarding so you can plug in Stripe/Paddle/Razorpay and see how much revenue your current system silently loses.
Try it live: →https://recurflux.com/
If you run a SaaS with recurring revenue and want to test how much of your churn is actually preventable, we’d be grateful if you sign up and share what you find. We’re especially keen on honest feedback around UX, pricing, and whether this feels like “one more dashboard” or a real revenue‑safety layer.
Timing on this is wild. I just launched a B2C health app (Phoebe - predicting migraine attacks using Apple Watch and barometric data) and managed to grab 30 premium subscribers organically in our first 7 days. Right now it's all high-fives, but I know the B2C subscription churn cliff is inevitable. Setting up a solid retention layer before we deploy our pre-seed funding for paid scale sounds much smarter than doing it post-churn. Quick question though: how does this handle Apple App Store / HealthKit ecosystem subscriptions? Or are you strictly web-based Stripe/Paddle for now? Let's DM, I'd love to see if we can integrate this.
Hey congrats on 30 paying subscribers in week one, that's a strong signal.
To answer your question directly: right now Recurflux works with web-based payment processors (Stripe, Paddle, Razorpay). Apple App Store / StoreKit subscriptions aren't supported yet your billing goes through Apple's infrastructure and doesn't surface the kind of webhook events we hook into.
That said, a lot of health apps run a hybrid stack, IAP for iOS users but Stripe or Paddle for web, so if any of your subscribers come through a web checkout, we'd recover those. Worth a quick look at your billing mix.
Apple IAP / RevenueCat integration is on the roadmap. If it's a hard blocker for you, let me know genuine interest from use cases like yours shapes what we prioritize. If you like we can get on our email[which you will get from our webapp Recurflux] and discuss your problem. If turns out that we can be usefull to you by supporting we would love to do that. Happy to keep the conversation going.