RecoveryMRR

What it does

Failed payments drain 3 to 8% of MRR every month from SaaS founders. Most indie founders run no dunning at all. Enterprise tools like Churn Buster start at $500+/mo and were not built for a $5k MRR business. RecoveryMRR watches Stripe webhooks and sends a 3-email sequence when a payment fails. Day 0, Day 3, Day 7. When the customer pays, it stops. Set up in 5 minutes via webhook. No code required. $99/mo flat. Breaks even at $6,600 MRR.

Automated dunning sequences for Stripe. Recover up to 50% of failed payments with 3-email sequences and branded payment update links. $99/month flat.

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