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Stripe retries the card; RetryFi gets your customer to fix it. Free audit of your real Stripe data, then recovery via branded dunning emails.

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Failed payments are the silent MRR killer for subscription SaaS — Stripe retries the card, but nobody tells the customer to fix it. RetryFi closes that gap. It connects to your Stripe account with OAuth in seconds — RetryFi only reads your billing data and retries failed invoices; it never...
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As answered by people managing LaunchRender and RetryFi.
RetryFi's answer:
RetryFi is opinionated about why a payment failed. It reads the Stripe decline code and reacts: soft declines (insufficient funds, generic) get smart retries, while hard declines (expired or lost card) skip retries and go straight to a branded "fix your card" email with a one-click update link. It runs alongside Stripe's own retries as a single branded sequence — no generic Stripe notices, no platform price tag, and no percentage cut of what you recover.
RetryFi's answer:
Most failed-payment tools fire generic retries or take a percentage of recovered revenue. RetryFi does neither. You get a branded, decline-code-aware sequence sent under your own name and logo, a recovery dashboard, and a 90-day historical scan of what you've already lost — set up in seconds with Stripe OAuth, no code. It's built and priced for indie SaaS: free up to 10 recoveries a month, flat $29 and $79 tiers above that, never a cut of your revenue.
RetryFi's answer:
Indie and bootstrapped SaaS founders running subscriptions on Stripe — usually solo or small teams losing recurring revenue to failed payments, who don't want an enterprise dunning platform or a tool that skims a percentage of what it recovers.
RetryFi's answer:
Next.js (React 19, TypeScript) front and back, Supabase (Postgres) for data and auth, the Stripe API via Connect/OAuth for billing, Inngest for the durable retry and dunning workflows, Resend + React Email for the branded emails, Recharts for the dashboard, and Tailwind CSS for the UI.
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