Today we are pleased to announce the general availability of our new .NET API Client Library! A complete rewrite of the previous client, it now brings full support of Recurly...
Isaac co-founded Recurly after experiencing billing pain in many different business contexts, ranging from telco to SaaS. Applying his background in ecommerce systems, internet technologies, and scalability, he designed Recurly to deliver the very solution his prior companies never had.
Isaac earned a BS in Computer Science from the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. Isaac’s experience includes being a co-founder and VP of Technology at Syncplicity, Inc and development manager at Grouper/Crackle (acquired by Sony Entertainment, NYSE: SNY). Isaac requires strong coffee, a steady stream of music, and good dose of exercise to make it all happen.
Thousands of innovative companies across digital media, streaming, publishing, SaaS, education, consumer goods, and professional services industries rely on Recurly to unlock transformational growth using subscriptions. Recurly’s all-in-one, integrated platform removes the complexities of automating subscription billing at scale by enabling teams to manage and optimize their subscriber lifecycles with ease. Category-defining companies including Sling, Twitch, BarkBox, FabFitFun, Paramount, Lucid, and Sprout Social have chosen Recurly to manage billions of dollars in recurring revenues, future-proof their recurring billing and payment operations, and recover millions of dollars in lost revenue due to churn. Founded in 2009, Recurly is based in San Francisco, with offices in Boulder, New Orleans, and London. For more information, visit https://recurly.com.
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Today we are pleased to announce the general availability of our new .NET API Client Library! A complete rewrite of the previous client, it now brings full support of Recurly...
Over the past few weeks, we’ve had dozens of conversations with our customers regarding our hardware outage. We want to make to every attempt to be honest and transparent about...
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Back in March 2011, we launched Transparent Post to simplify PCI compliance for our merchants. Today, we are taking it to the next level with the release of Recurly.js. Recurly.js...
When evaluating subscription billing systems, the comparison is not always 'apples to apples'. Our merchants benefit from several structural advantages that work behind the scenes to continuously keep your transactions...
I am very excited to announce the release of our latest feature: Multiple Gateway Support. Enabling more than one payment gateway on your Recurly account lets our merchants, large and...
Recurly's merchants are located on four different continents, and our merchants' customers cover the globe. So we're excited to announce our internationalized hosted payment pages. Our hosted pages are now...
Recurly helps you communicate billing information to your customers by automatically emailing them when they sign up for a subscription, upgrade or downgrade, renew, or perform nearly a dozen different...
At Recurly, our goal is to help our clients professionally manage their subscription billing. That means we want you to look your best. To that end, we are thrilled to...
We're excited to announce several new enhancements for our email templates based on all your feedback. First, we have a new default email template that packages the relevant information in...
We recently created a new documentation site to make our knowledge base more accessible and discoverable. We want to help our customers get live as quickly as possible. Please let us...
Every so often I hear about a company that wants to bill all their subscribers on the first of the month. Sure, a lot of companies bill on the first...
Thanks to everyone who has contributed feedback about our pricing. We have been researching our pricing strategy for several months in an effort to build a competitive and sustainable business....
Subscription billing is a pain and we're trying to make your life easier by simplifying it for you. Well, it turns out that email is also a pain and we're...