Listed 25 December 2014 · San Francisco · California · United States

Declinery.

A 2014 San Francisco service that chased declined Stripe subscription charges with branded emails and a no-login card update page.

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    “Recover lost revenue from failed Stripe payments”

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“Recover lost revenue from failed Stripe payments”

Declinery helps subscription businesses recover lost revenue from failed Stripe payments. Declinery automates the process of emailing and asking customers to update their billing information when their credit card fails a payment. We’ll help you set up a secure page where customers can update their payment information without the added friction of signing into their account. Upload your own HTML email templates for a fully branded email campaign and send them to a secure payment update page on your website. Declined credit cards lead to lost recurring revenue for your business if you don’t actively ask customers to update their billing information. When a subscription’s payment fails, Declinery will start an email campaign to encourage the customer to update their payment information. Your customers will be able to securely update their payment information right from your own website.

Model
SaaS, Subscription
Location
San Francisco · California · United States
declinery.com ↗twitter.com/DeclineryApp ↗

In our words: The December 2014 listing described Declinery as a tool for subscription businesses on Stripe: when a card was declined on a recurring payment, it started an email campaign, using the merchant's own HTML templates, that sent customers to a secure page on the merchant's site to update their billing details without signing in.

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