Your customers didn’t quit. Their card did.
Expired and declined cards quietly cancel paying customers every month. Run your numbers below, then let Retryly follow up on every failed payment for you.
Starts at 1.3%, Recurly’s published benchmark for $10–25 subscriptions. Swap in your own number from Stripe’s failed-payment report.
This is your guess, not a promise. Stripe’s own retries already save some; this is what personal follow-ups might add.
What Retryly does after a card fails
Spots the failed payment
Retryly connects to your Stripe account with read-and-notify permissions only and watches for failed invoices.
Sends a short, human note
A friendly email from your business with a secure link to update the card, plus a heads-up before cards expire. No scary dunning language.
Tells you who matters
When a high-value customer’s card fails, you get a ping so you can reach out yourself.
Shows the money it saved
A one-line report: how many payments failed, how many came back, and the dollars recovered.
Hi Sam,
Your card ending 4242 didn’t go through for this month’s Fieldnote plan. That usually just means it expired or the bank flagged it.
You can update it in under a minute here. Nothing else changes:
Update my card
Thanks for sticking with us,
Maya
Example only. You choose the wording and sender.
- Follow-ups on every failed payment
- Card-expiring warnings
- Big-account alerts to you
- Monthly “recovered $X” report
Checkout opens soon. Beta members get the founding price first.
Built for businesses too small for the big tools.
Churn Buster starts at $269/mo and Churnkey at $250/mo (as listed in November 2026). They’re great for larger companies. Retryly does the core job for indie SaaS, creators, and memberships for $7.
Fair questions
Doesn’t Stripe already retry cards?
Yes, and you should keep that on. Stripe’s retries and basic emails catch part of the problem. Retryly adds personal follow-ups, alerts for your biggest accounts, and a clear monthly number for what came back.
Is Retryly live?
Not yet. We’re opening a free beta for 10 businesses first. Join the list and we’ll reach out personally.
What access will it need?
Only what it needs to see failed payments and send follow-ups. We’ll show the exact permissions before you connect anything.
Is the calculator accurate?
It’s simple math on the numbers you enter: each month, the share of revenue lost to failed payments stays lost for the rest of the year. Your real results will differ.