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Stripe
Stripe-specific guides for subscription businesses — payment recovery, decline code handling, and retention tactics.
Churnkey Lab
Involuntary churn benchmarks and tactical advice
This report combines data from Stripe with Churnkey's retention suite to bring you the most comprehensive churn insights on involuntary churn.
Churnkey Lab
Voluntary churn benchmarks and tactical advice
This report combines data from Stripe with Churnkey's retention suite to bring you the most comprehensive churn insights on voluntary churn.
Stripe
Stripe smart retries: FAQs and best practices
What should your Stripe Smart Retries settings be set to in order to maximize revenue recovery?
Stripe
Stripe auto renewal reminders: should you enable?
There is a single a single toggle to turn auto renewal email notifications for everyone or off for everyone. So should you turn it on?
Stripe
Stripe expired card emails: worth turning on?
Send an expiring card email 1 month before the card expires. Here's how to do it. But should you do it?
Stripe
Stripe: should you send emails on successful payments?
Stripe offers a way for its customers to send emails on successful payments. Say, when a charge goes through. Should you set it up?
Stripe
Stripe dunning: best practices and limitations
The recommended settings for Stripe Smart Retries, Emails, and Expiring Cards.
Stripe
The 4 ways to set up cancel surveys in Stripe: from easiest to most effective
You know you need a cancel flow. You just don’t know what your options in Stripe are. Start here. We’ll walk you through four Stripe-compatible methods, from the fastest fix to the most effective.
Stripe
How to pause subscriptions in Stripe and the smarter alternative with Churnkey
Pausing subscriptions in Stripe sounds simple—until you look closer. We break down Stripe's native setup vs. Churnkey's smarter alternative: pros, cons, and a guide to doing it right. Read before you choose how to handle pauses in Stripe.
Stripe
How to do trial extensions in Stripe (and when it’s not enough)
Trial extensions turn “almost‑there” users into paying subscribers without discounts. Below is a dense, no‑fluff guide: first the native‑Stripe method, and then why Churnkey is the faster, higher‑leverage option.