Payment recovery, automated

Stop losing revenue to failed card payments

Regainly connects to your Stripe account, automatically retries failed subscription charges, and follows up with your customers — so you recover money you'd otherwise write off.

How it works

Three steps, no code required

  1. Connect your Stripe account — takes a couple of minutes. We only ever read payment and subscription data; we never touch your funds directly.
  2. We detect and retry failed charges — smart retry scheduling paired with a dunning email sequence to your customers, so more payments actually go through.
  3. You get paid — recovered revenue lands straight in your own Stripe balance. We never intercept your money.
Pricing

Pay only when we recover money for you

  1. No monthly fee — connecting your account and running dunning costs nothing up front.
  2. A percentage of recovered revenue — we take a cut only for payments that are actually recovered. Cases we never recover are never charged.
  3. Billed separately from your Stripe balance — we invoice you directly each month; we never deduct fees from your connected account.
FAQ

Common questions

What is Regainly?

Regainly is a payment recovery tool that connects to your Stripe account, automatically retries failed subscription charges, and follows up with customers by email — so you recover revenue you'd otherwise write off.

How does Regainly recover failed Stripe payments?

Regainly detects failed charges in your connected Stripe account, retries them on a smart schedule, and sends a dunning email sequence to the customer. It only ever reads payment and subscription data — it never touches your funds directly.

How much does Regainly cost?

Regainly has no monthly fee. You only pay a percentage of the revenue it actually recovers; cases it never recovers are never charged, and fees are invoiced separately from your Stripe balance.

Does Regainly ever hold or intercept my money?

No. Recovered revenue lands directly in your own Stripe balance. Regainly never intercepts your funds — it invoices you its commission separately each month.

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