Recurring revenue, without the support queue

Yes. It is live on the Shopify App Store with a free plan available up to 50 active subscribers, and paid plans from $7.99 a month.

Yes. Subscriptions run on Shopify's native selling plans, so Basic, Shopify and Advanced all work. You do not need Shopify Plus.

Through a self-serve portal on your own domain. They sign in with their Shopify customer account, so there is no separate portal password and no second account to create, and they reach it from their account page or the link in your subscription emails. They can skip a delivery, pause, reschedule the next order or cancel without emailing you.

The charge is retried automatically, 1, 3, 5 and 7 days after the first failure, and from the portal the subscriber can ask Shopify to email them a secure link to update the card. Most involuntary churn is an expired card rather than a decision to leave, so recovering it is the cheapest retention win available.

Yes, that is the subscribe and save model: a one-time price and a lower recurring price on the same product, shown side by side on the product page so the saving is obvious at the point of choice. You can also give the first delivery a bigger discount than the ones that follow.

Not as a box they build themselves yet. Today a subscription is to the products you attach an offer to, and the customer chooses the product and how often it arrives. If a customer-built box matters for your store, tell us.

Both. Pay per delivery charges on each shipment. Prepaid takes payment up front for an agreed number of deliveries, which improves cash flow and tends to reduce cancellations because the commitment is already made.

Subscribers are scored for how likely they are to cancel, based on their own payment and delivery history: a pause, failed payments, recovery that ran out, an overdue billing date, or only one delivery so far. Before a cancellation completes, the cancel flow shows the save offers you have set up, such as a pause, a skip or a discount instead of leaving entirely, and you can keep an offer for high-risk subscribers only.

On the Growth and Pro plans, the AI drafts a save offer for you to review rather than sending it itself, based on the signals of your at-risk subscribers. It lands as a draft that you switch on. Nothing is sent to a customer without your approval.

Yes. A subscriber can create a key for their own subscription in the portal and connect ChatGPT, Claude or Copilot to it. The assistant can check the subscription, skip, pause, resume, move the next delivery or change how often it arrives. A cancellation asked for through an assistant waits for the subscriber to confirm through a secure link, and the key covers one subscription only.

No. It installs as a theme app extension and is added through the theme editor, so it works on Online Store 2.0 themes without editing Liquid. For older themes we can place it manually.

The Subscribe & Save block loads only on the pages where you place it, and the processing happens server-side. A slow Shopify store is almost always the cumulative weight of the whole app stack rather than any single app.

Usually yes, and it depends on what your current app can export and whether the payment tokens can move. Send us the app you are on and we will tell you honestly whether a clean migration is possible before you commit to anything.

Shopify requires us to delete store data within 48 hours of uninstall and we comply, so export what you want to keep first. The subscription contracts themselves live on Shopify, not with us.

No. Pricing is a flat monthly fee by subscriber count. We do not take a cut of what you sell, which matters more as the program grows.

Not as a separate gift purchase today: the person who subscribes is the person who manages it in the portal. A gift is available as a save offer, where you add a little something to a subscriber's next order instead of losing them.