Rebounce

About Rebounce

Rebounce attacks involuntary churn — subscription revenue lost not because a customer decided to leave but because a card expired, was replaced or was declined. It sits on top of Stripe and Paddle and layers recovery channels above Stripe Smart Retries: dunning email sequences, SMS, WhatsApp, in-app banners, checkout recovery and a branded payment-update page, plus card-expiry warnings issued before the failure happens and a cancel flow for the voluntary side. The dashboard reports MRR at risk, revenue recovered, customers kept and a recovery rate, with per-customer detail showing which channel produced each save. What makes it worth a look for small SaaS is the pricing shape rather than the feature list: flat monthly fees with no revenue share, so the operator keeps 100% of what is recovered, starting at a price point an order of magnitude below the category. The vendor publishes that comparison openly on its own pricing page — Churn Buster at $249/month, Baremetrics Recover at $129/month plus Baremetrics, Churnkey and Stunning at $100/month, RecoverKit at $79/month — and explains the gap plainly as being a solo-founder product optimising for adoption rather than enterprise margin. A free tool lets you see your own revenue leak without signing up, and the dashboard breaks recovery down by channel, so you can tell which of WhatsApp, SMS or email actually produced each save.

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