Churn Buster reduces customer churn by improving the customer experience when subscription payments are missed.
Better process works, and it works better the larger your business grows. Leading brands have increased renewals with the unique approach used by Churn Buster.
With this integration you can:
With just a few clicks you’ll be up and running—no code required.
And you're done! Churn Buster is now monitoring failed payments, prompting card updates at optimal times, and bringing at-risk customers to your attention.
Improve email delivery by updating your DNS records, and give yourself the best possible chance of getting to the customer's inbox.
And invite your team to Churn Buster!
Advice for customizing your emails: keep it simple! Let the personality of your brand shine. These aren't marketing emails, and you'll have multiple opportunities to get in front of customers. Use this opportunity to connect with customers and improve their experience.
As recovery campaigns begin, performance data will be reported in your dashboard. You'll see past-due volume month-to-month, campaigns still in-progress, and how much revenue has been recovered in each cohort. This is summarized as a recovery rate percentage that stabilizes in about 90 days, depending on your payment volume.
You'll also see recoveries broken out by method: card updates and retries.
Churn Buster prioritizes Retry recoveries, interrupting customers via email only if needed. In fact, charting also shows how many payments have been recovered from retries before the 1st email is even sent. This is made possible by a short delay Churn Buster builds into the email schedule.
These are valuable recoveries for your business, as they translate to less cancellation risk, fewer support requests, and a better overall customer experience month to month.
After 60 days or so, you'll have a clear picture of baseline performance. In this time a full cohort of customers will have gone through campaigns from beginning to end. Small improvements will stack up to big gains, as credit cards get updated and recovered payments become repeat business.