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Work · January 20, 2026

Mend

Turn failed payments into successful recoveries

What it does

The Problem: Every month, SaaS founders lose 5–10% of their revenue simply because a credit card expired, a limit was hit, or a bank flag went up. Chasing these customers manually is awkward, and most "enterprise" recovery tools are too expensive or too complex for growing startups. The Solution: Meet Mend. Mend is a plug-and-play revenue recovery engine built specifically for Stripe users. We built Mend to bridge the gap between "doing nothing" and "hiring a full-time billing team."

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