Recovery auditExample CompanySample audit
You're losing $11,871 a month to failed payments.
Redux would win back $2,525 of that every month. You only pay on what we add.
This is a sample audit. Connect your billing to see your own numbers.
Failed payments recovered each month
The damage
Revenue your current setup never won back.
01
$142,450
Lost over the past year
02
69%
Of failed payments never recovered
03
$207K
In failed payments analysed
Month by month
Failed payments that were never recovered, in USD.
Churn Feed
1,625 customers churned needlessly over the past year
With Redux
Failed charges,
turned into revenue.
Based on your failed payments over the past year, this is what Redux would have added.
Redux Recovery
- Extra from post-trial conversions over the past year
- +$1,600
- Extra from subscription renewals over the past year
- +$28,700
Decline reasons
Why your payments fail.
And what each one costs.
$843,119 in failed charges over the past year, by decline code.
- Invalid account
The card, or the account it is linked to, is not valid for this charge. The bank does not say why, and the cardholder has to check with their issuer to find out whether the card still works.
$214,1684,129 failures25.4% - Insufficient funds
The card's available balance or credit limit could not cover the charge. Debit cards billed just before payday are the usual culprit, and most of these customers can pay a few days later.
$207,7845,073 failures24.6% - Do not honor
The issuing bank refused the charge and gave no reason. Behind it is usually a bank-side risk rule or a temporary hold on the account, and the same card often works again later.
$204,6244,131 failures24.3%
How it works
We fix involuntary churn.
You don't lift a finger.
Every failed payment has a different cause, and each cause needs a different fix.
The customer is short on funds
Payroll-aware retries
A longer dunning window, with retries grouped around typical payroll dates so the charge lands when the money is there.
The bank said no, for now
More retries, safely
More retry attempts, paced against your payment account health so recovery goes up without hurting your standing with the banks.
The card cannot be charged anymore
Reach the customer
Retrying will not help, so Redux goes to the customer: email outreach, and a lockout widget on your site that flags the problem and leads straight to card setup.
The payment looks like fraud
Never retried, always watched
Flagged payments are never retried. Redux watches your account health, raises early alerts, and suggests actions that improve your standing with banks and card networks.
Results
Every customer sees
measurable revenue back.
- $10.2M+
- recovered after default retries gave up
- +21%
- more revenue than default retries
- 10x
- average return on spend
$300K+
recovered for Autopilot
“Redux paid for itself almost immediately, at 11x ROI.”
Dan JamesHead of Customer Success, Autopilot
“I tell every founder I know to turn this on. It quietly prints money every month and we never touch it.”
Kevin BaragonaCEO, DeepAI
“Redux recovered six figures Stripe was missing, without us lifting a finger.”
Aleem RehmtullaCTO, Crayo AIRecovering for top subscription brands
Pricing
You only pay for the lift.
Never for your baseline.
Your own recovery history sets the baseline. Redux bills a share of the recovery it adds above it, and nothing else.
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We measure your last 12 months
Every failed payment in that window, and the share of them that was recovered before Redux was involved.
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That sets your baselines
Your existing recovery rate is 27% of post-trial conversions and 32% of subscription renewals. Redux does not charge on this.
- 3
You pay 25% of the lift
Recovery above the baseline is attributed to Redux as lift. The fee is 25% of that lift, and nothing else.
- 4
Future payments are yours to keep
Customers who stay keep paying in future subscription cycles. Redux never charges on that future lifetime value.
Share of failed payments recovered
- Lift
- +10 pts
- Redux fee
- 25% of the lift
- Baseline
- No fee
Next step
Start recovering $2,525 a month.
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No engineering, no migration. You only pay on what Redux wins back above what you recover today.