Highly effective ways to mitigate involuntary churn

What’s on this infographic?

• Understanding the impact of failed payments on subscriber retention and recurring revenue–your bottom line

• How to be proactive about involuntary churn and prevent payment failures before they happen

• A detailed breakdown of Recurly’s decline management process to end in a successful transaction

• Expert-recommended churn mitigation tools to fight churn before it happens and automatically repair any instances of it recurring

If you’re reading this, you’re probably looking for help managing churn.

Involuntary churn quietly but aggressively eats away at your hard work–subscribe

rs, revenue, and growth. As a recurring revenue business, this can drastically impact your bottom line and prevent you from realizing your goals. Payment failures–comprising of both soft and hard declines–are the sole reason for involuntary churn, and if you’re not catching them before they happen, you’re lacking the tools of a truly successful and smart subscription business. 

But don’t worry–it’s not too late.

Taking it step by step, this guide is written to equip you with the know-how you need to understand why involuntary churn happens. You’ll also learn:

• What causes churn, what you can do as a smart subscription business to combat it, and the results you can see if you work with a partner like Recurly

• How to create a robust and sustainable decline management strategy that fights business churn proactively and automatically so you can focus on enhancing your business

There are more than 2,000 reasons a payment can fail–don’t let them intimidate you.

Recurly works with more than 2,300 leading subscription brands, helping them power the plans over 50 million active subscribers monthly. This is all to say we’ve acquired a lot of subscriber data and insights over the past decade, and we use this data to power our decline management tools to help your business grow faster, smarter, and stronger. 

Ready to recover more revenue than ever? Download our infographic on highly effective ways to mitigate involuntary churn.