Failed Payment Recovery
Recover failed Stripe payments
before they become churn.
StayPaid is a dunning and failed payment recovery tool for SaaS founders. Send personal emails, review every recovery, and keep customers who still want to pay.
The Problem
20-40% of payments fail every month
Expired cards. Bank holds. Insufficient funds. These are the main reasons behind failed subscription payments. Most dunning tools recover some — but they send robotic emails from a faceless domain. Your customers can tell the difference, and they churn instead of updating their card.
Your Dashboard
See every failed payment in one place
No more digging through Stripe emails. Your dashboard shows who failed, why, and what to do next.
How It Works
A dunning workflow that keeps you in control
StayPaid connects to Stripe, watches for failed payments, and helps you recover them with personal emails — while you stay in the loop.
Payment Fails
A customer's card expires or gets declined. Stripe notifies us instantly.
You Review It
See the failure in your dashboard with customer history, tenure, and total revenue.
Add Your Touch
Write a personal P.S. note, choose a tone, and send — or let it auto-send if you prefer.
Track Recovery
Watch your recovery rate and revenue saved. See which emails worked and which didn't.
Comparison
Why founders choose us
Pricing
Simple, honest pricing
From the blog
Dunning thoughts, short and practical
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Stripe Decline Codes Explained: Soft vs Hard Declines (and What to Do With Each)
Stripe decline codes explained: which are soft (retry) vs hard (email), and what to do with insufficient_funds, expired_card, and more.