Small businesses often pay $250/month for tools that recover $180/month in revenue. Plug in your numbers and find out if you're coming out ahead — or getting ripped off.
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How many paying subscribers do you have right now?
What % of subscribers cancel each month? Industry avg is 5%.
What does a typical subscriber pay per month?
What do you currently pay for a cancel-flow tool? (0 if none)
What % of at-risk subscribers does your cancel flow save? 15% is a conservative estimate.
Churnkey costs $3,000/year. ChurnRecovery costs $240/year ($20/mo).
30-day free trial. Then $20/month — flat. No per-subscriber charges, no per-recovery fees. Every dollar you recover stays with you.
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The math is brutal for small subscription businesses. A newsletter creator with 300 paid subscribers at $15/month and 5% churn loses about $225/month to voluntary churn. If a cancel-flow tool recovers 15% of that, they get back ~$34/month. But if the tool costs $250/month... they're paying $216/month to recover $34.
This is the business model of enterprise churn tools sold down-market. They price for million-dollar MRR companies, and smaller businesses pay the same rate while recovering a tiny fraction of what the tool costs.
ChurnRecovery costs $20/month — a fraction of enterprise tools. At that price, it pays for itself if it saves just one subscriber.