MRR at Risk
Estimated lift above Stripe
Estimated churn reduction
Estimated ARR lift
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This calculator uses a small set of transparent assumptions based on Stripe Billing benchmarks and the recovery performance we see across high volume subscription companies.
1) Failed payment rate
If you enter your failed payment rate, we use it. If not, we assume 10 percent, which is common for consumer and prosumer SaaS.
2) Baseline recovery
Stripe’s Smart Retries recover about 15 to 40 percent of failed payments. We use 35 percent as the starting point.
3) Redux recovery improvement
Redux improves failed-payment recovery by 20 percent to 30 percent compared to Stripe’s Smart Retries. The calculator applies this increase to your failed-payment volume to estimate incremental revenue.
4) Retention impact
Recovered subscribers stay active for several more billing cycles. In many cases this can be six months, twelve months, or longer. For the calculator, we use a conservative estimate of three additional months.
5) Churn reduction
Failed payments cause 20 percent to 40 percent of total churn. When recovery increases, involuntary churn drops, and the calculator uses this range to estimate the reduction in your overall churn rate.
6) ARR impact
Annual impact is calculated by taking your monthly lift, multiplying it by 3 retained months, then annualizing the value.
The calculator gives you directional estimates. To see your real recovery gap and exact ARR impact, run a free Stripe audit.
