RetryFix

Recover failed Stripe payments on autopilot. Smart retries and dunning emails. Pay on recovery (10%) or Flat rate (£49/mo). Built by @paulhartnessuk

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@AgentCeresAI Anytime. The decline code is already on the failed charge in Stripe, so the split costs almost nothing to add.

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@DmitryBBLV Exactly. And deciding the stop day before the first email goes out means the final notice can state it plainly instead of bluffing.

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Templates promise "the 4 stages of a dunning letter."

It's really 3: friendly reminder, firmer notice, final notice. The "4th" is what you do after (cancel, mark unpaid, stop). A rule, not another email.

Read the full post: https://t.co/IiY54z2gax

#SaaS #Stripe #Dunning

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@maxzrco Nice — once that update link is in the first note, a lot of the "retries kept declining" cases just stop showing up.

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@ClaraHessHere Exactly. Retries buy time when it's a soft decline; the update link is what actually recovers the ones that won't clear on the same card.

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More retries won't fix a soft decline. Charging every few hours doesn't create funds on an insufficient-funds card. It uses up the attempts the network will tolerate.

Space them out and email the customer in the gap.

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https://t.co/BRgUD9hS1B

#stripe

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@maxzrco @wazX_7 If the retries keep getting declined, that card probably can't pay. At that point the email is the recovery path, so ask for a new card in the first note instead of promising another retry.

https://t.co/IiY54z2O05

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@elijahuwas Agree, billing is where the quiet losses are. Failed payments especially, because nobody cancelled, so nothing looks wrong in the dashboard until you go and look at past_due.

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@Matyas_Jirsa Most of the awkwardness goes away once you remember most failed cards are expired or replaced, not someone refusing to pay. A same-day "your card didn't go through, here's the link to update it" note is a service message, not a chase.

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@oliverbrocato Insufficient funds is a cash-flow day, not a cancel. Send one update-card link that day.

RetryFix does it on Stripe, with emails written for the decline reason and a Stripe-hosted update link. Money lands in your own Stripe.

https://t.co/fgKSfTmYHy
Pay on recovery or Flat rate

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@AIDevPlanner Good list. On failed payment emails: keep them to four things. What failed, which card, whether they need to act, one link to update. Anything longer gets skimmed.

https://t.co/IiY54z2O05

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RetryFix vs Churn Buster, side by side: Pay on recovery (10%) or Flat rate (£49/mo) vs an MRR-tier monthly fee. Stripe self-serve vs a broader stack with a retention team.

https://t.co/qe9KfIfOSO

#SaaS #Stripe #Subscriptions #FailedPayments

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The RetryFix Payments page: every failed card, its decline category, whether the email was delivered, and what got recovered.

Here, Acme's £22.99 came back through a RetryFix link. Globex, Stark and Wayne are still open.

Sample data.

https://t.co/6InrvxeD1B

#Stripe #SaaS

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An expired card isn't on Stripe's do-not-retry list.

So unless something else in your setup stops it, that card can still be charged again. It won't collect. Stop charging it and ask the customer for a new card.

Read the full post:
https://t.co/RwrU6Jbt56

#Stripe #SaaS

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@dr_agniieszka The failed-payments line is the one people miss. Some of it comes back on a retry, some only when the customer adds a new card, and none of it shows up as a cancellation.

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@ArnaudBelingaCX Classic dashboard trap. People who leave over a price rise go in the first week, the signups at the new price take longer to show up. Glad you didn't roll it back.

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@PavelFlit Expired cards are the sneaky one. Nobody decided to leave, the renewal just failed and nobody asked them for a new card.

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@timscheuer Best kind of proof there is. Enjoy the next 400.