We built Recurflux for RevenueCat users because the gap was just too obvious to ignore.

we built Recurflux for RevenueCat users because the gap was just too obvious to ignore.

every churn recovery tool out there is built for Stripe. we kept running into RevenueCat founders during research who had zero purpose-built options for involuntary churn. not because the problem was hard, just because nobody had shown up for them yet.

so we did.
we were already building Recurflux for Stripe users. payment recovery, dunning sequences, the whole thing. and while doing customer research we kept bumping into the same type of founder over and over again.

mobile app. subscription product. RevenueCat stack. involuntary churn quietly eating their MRR. and zero purpose-built options available to them.

not because the problem is unsolvable. because nobody had bothered to show up for this specific group of people.

every tool in this category assumes you're on Stripe. they hook into card vaults, retry logic, processor APIs. RevenueCat doesn't expose those things the same way, so the tools never bothered supporting it properly.

the result is thousands of mobile SaaS founders either building clunky Zapier workarounds, sending manual emails, or just accepting a baseline of monthly churn they've decided to live with.

we thought that was a solvable problem. so we tried to solve it.

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here's what we built and what we didn't, and why.

we built smart dunning sequences that email your at-risk subscribers when a payment fails, day 1, 3, 7 on Rise and all the way to day 30 with 6 touchpoints on Surge. branded emails from your domain, your logo, your sender name. win-back sequences for users who already churned. subscription pause flows that are fully compliant with Apple and Google Play. a proper dashboard so you can actually see what's happening. SMS dunning, A/B testing, Slack alerts on Surge.

what we didn't build: smart retries, card health monitoring, dispute management.

not because we didn't want to. because RevenueCat doesn't expose the billing layer in a way that lets us do it. Stripe tools can hook into retry logic and card data directly. we can't do that on RevenueCat. so we don't pretend we can.

that's the whole story.

no drama. no big moment. just a gap that existed, a group of founders being ignored, and us deciding to do something about it.

if you're on RevenueCat and involuntary churn is quietly bleeding your MRR, give it a shot.

get your ROI and i assurte you will be glad clicking it : "https://recurflux.com/resources/revenuecat-churn-calculator "

and if you've been patching this problem with duct tape solutions, drop a comment. genuinely curious what workarounds people have been using.