Who We Are
Why failed payments get a whole company.
Churn has two kinds. Only one is your fault.
Voluntary churn is a customer choosing to leave. That's on your product, your pricing, your experience — and it's the churn everyone talks about.
Involuntary churn is a customer who wanted to stay, silently lost to a failed payment. An expired card. A bank that blinked. Nobody chose anything — the money just never moved.
Industry data puts failed payments at roughly 7.5% of recurring charges. For a store doing $50k a month in subscriptions, that's $3,750 walking out the door every month — customers who liked you enough to subscribe, gone without a word.
Swipe Again exists for exactly that gap: the revenue you already earned, from customers you already won, lost to plumbing.
We don't convince anyone to stay. We make sure the ones who want to stay actually can.
If you bill on repeat, this is your leak.
DTC subscriptions
Coffee, beauty boxes, pet food, supplements — high volume, thin margins, and cards that expire right before the holidays. A 500-subscriber box at $49/month loses ~$1,800/month to failed payments. Swipe Again recovers the customers who loved the box and never meant to skip it.
SaaS & digital products
Per-seat plans and annual renewals that die quietly when a company card gets replaced. One recovered $499 annual plan pays for five months of Swipe Again. Your expansion revenue means nothing if the base keeps leaking.
Memberships & communities
Paid communities, coaching programs, content memberships — where every lost member is a relationship, not a row in a spreadsheet. A short human email beats a dead login and an awkward "why did my access stop" message.
Stop losing subscribers
who never meant to leave.
Every billing cycle without recovery is revenue you earned and never collected. Connect in 2 minutes — see your first wins inside the trial.
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