StripePolarPaddle

We find and recover revenue your billing system missed.

10 silent billing issues that Stripe doesn't alert you about. The average scan finds $2,300/mo in lost revenue. We help you get it back.

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What we scan for

10 leak types most tools miss

Failed payments get all the attention. But they're just 1 of 10 ways your Stripe account quietly loses money.

Expired Coupons
A 20% off code you made for Black Friday is still running in March. Nobody turned it off.
Never-Expiring Discounts
You gave an early adopter 50% off "for a few months." It's been two years. Still active.
Failed Payments
Stripe retried a charge 4 times, gave up, but the subscription is still marked "active."
Expiring Cards
A customer's card expires next month. No backup on file. You'll lose them silently.
Ghost Subscriptions
Status says "active" but the last successful payment was 3 months ago. Nobody's paying.
Legacy Pricing
You raised prices 8 months ago. 23 customers are still on the old plan. Stripe won't tell you.
Missing Payment Method
Active subscription, no card on file. Could be a migration glitch. Either way, no one's paying.
Unbilled Overages
Customer is using 150% of their plan's limits. You're eating the cost and they don't know.
Expired Trials
14-day trial ended 3 weeks ago. No conversion. No follow-up. They just... left.
Duplicate Subscriptions
Same customer, same plan, two active subscriptions. Double-charged. They'll notice eventually.
Why this exists

Why I built this

Lior Cohen

Lior Cohen

Founder, RevReclaim

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I'll be honest with you. I built RevReclaim because I was the guy losing money.

I was running my SaaS, watching MRR grow, feeling pretty good about things. Then one afternoon, honestly just out of boredom, I clicked into the coupons section of my Stripe dashboard. And there it was. A coupon I'd created for a one-time promotion. Still running. For four months.

So I looked for a tool that could do this automatically. Found 21+ options. Every single one did the same thing: dunning (recovering failed payments). That's 1 out of 10 leak types. Nobody had built a tool that checked for the other 9.

So I built one. 10 scanners. 90 seconds. Read-only access. Direct fix links.

42%

of SaaS companies experience revenue leakage

MGI Research

1-5%

of EBITDA lost to billing issues

EY

$129B

lost annually to failed payments alone (just 1 of 10 leak types)

Recurly, 2024

3-7%

of top-line revenue erodes every year from billing decay

MGI Research

Show Me My Leaks

Free. 90 seconds. Judge us by the results.

Read-Only API Key
We can only view data. Zero write access to your billing.
AES-256 Encryption
Your data is encrypted in transit and at rest.
Key Deleted After Scan
Your API key is permanently deleted once the scan completes.
The problem nobody talks about

You're probably losing $1,500 to $5,000 every month.
And you don't know it.

Here's the thing nobody tells you when you start scaling a SaaS.

Your Stripe Dashboard looks green. MRR is growing. Customers are paying. Everything seems fine.

But behind that green dashboard, something is quietly going wrong.

A coupon you created for a one-time promotion? Still running. Six months later. One founder on Reddit found out the hard way: “I ran into that expired coupon thing last year and it cost me like $800/month for 6 months before I caught it. The worst part is Stripe's dashboard doesn't make it obvious at all.”

That's $4,800. From a single coupon. That nobody was watching.

And that's just one type of leak.

Here's what's actually happening inside most SaaS billing accounts right now:
  • Coupons that expired months ago, still giving discounts to customers who should be paying full price
  • "Lifetime" discounts from a launch promotion that are still silently reducing every invoice
  • Failed payments that Stripe's Smart Retries couldn't recover, sitting in limbo
  • Credit cards expiring next month with no alert, no fallback, no plan
  • Ghost subscriptions: customers who stopped using your product months ago but are still marked "active" (and when they notice, they'll chargeback)
  • Legacy pricing from 2 years ago on customers who should be paying your current rates
  • Trials that expired and never converted, but also never canceled. Just... floating
  • Duplicate subscriptions that nobody noticed
Sound small? Run the math.
$50K MRR
$1,500/mo
= $18,000/year gone

That's not a rounding error. That's a hire. That's a marketing budget. That's runway.

$10K MRR
$300/mo
= $3,600/year gone
$100K MRR
$4,000/mo
= $48,000/year gone

And it compounds. Every month you don't check, the number grows. Silently.

This isn't your fault.
But it is your problem.

Look, you didn't miss these leaks because you're bad at running a business. You missed them because of something nobody talks about.

We call it The Silent Billing Decay.

Stripe is incredible at processing payments. That's their job, and they do it really well. But billing health? Checking whether your coupons are still valid, whether your pricing is current, whether you have ghost subscriptions eating your MRR? That's not Stripe's job. They don't check it. They don't alert you. And honestly, they don't have much reason to.

So who's watching? Nobody.

You probably thought: “If I was losing money, I'd know.” Most founders think that. 42% of SaaS companies are leaking revenue right now, according to MGI Research. Most of them have no idea.

And here's what makes it worse. You might think: “I have a dunning tool. I'm covered.”

Actually, you're not. Your dunning tool handles failed payments. That's 1 type of billing leak.

There are 10.

Expired coupons. Never-expiring discounts. Ghost subscriptions. Legacy pricing. Missing payment methods. Unbilled overages. Expired trials. Duplicate subscriptions. And more.

Every dunning tool in the market, all 21+ of them (Baremetrics Recover, Churnkey, Churn Buster, Stunning, Butter, Gravy), does the same thing: recover failed payments. That's it.

8 out of 10 leak types have zero automated tools checking them. Zero. Not a single product in the market.

That's why nothing has worked. You weren't ignoring the problem. The tools you trusted were only covering a fraction of it.

The mechanism

The 90-Second Revenue X-Ray

Think of your Stripe account like the plumbing in your house. Everything looks fine from the outside. Water runs, faucets work. But behind the walls, there's a quiet leak. Not enough for a flood. But enough that your water bill creeps up every month.

That's exactly what's happening in your billing. And RevReclaim is the tool that opens the wall.

01
Connect5 seconds

Paste a read-only API key. That's it.

RevReclaim can see your billing data, but it physically cannot modify, delete, or change anything. That's enforced by Stripe, Polar, and Paddle at the platform level, not by us. You can revoke the key anytime.

4 clicks. We show you exactly which buttons to press.
02
X-Ray90 seconds

10 independent scanners run in parallel across your entire billing account.

Each scanner checks one specific type of leak. If one scanner fails, the rest keep going (isolated architecture). The amounts you see are risk-adjusted. We don't inflate numbers. Ever.

Your key gets deleted the moment we're done.
03
FixDirect from results

Every leak comes with a direct link to fix it in Stripe.

The monthly dollar amount. The annual impact. A severity rating. And a direct link to fix it in your billing platform. Not a PDF report. Not a dashboard you'll forget about. A fix list with one-click links.

The easy ones usually take a few minutes to fix.

This is the billing audit you know you should do but never have time for. Manual version: 4 to 8 hours, maybe covers 3 to 5 leak types, and you'll probably never get around to doing it again next month.

RevReclaim: 90 seconds. 10 leak types. Every week. Automatically.

What your scan report looks like

Every leak. Every dollar amount. Every fix link.

Seven leaks. $2,340 per month. Each one with a name, an amount, and a link to fix it. You click the first one. It takes you straight to the customer's page in Stripe. You fix the expired coupon. Done. That's $280/month recovered.

By the time you finish your coffee, you've recovered $1,400 in monthly recurring revenue. Revenue that was yours all along. Just sitting there, leaking, waiting for someone to notice.

revreclaim.com/report/a1b2c3d4
70
Health Score
Needs attention
Leaks Found
23across 10 checks
MRR at Risk
$2,340/month
Top Leaks FoundPriority
CRITICALFailed Paymenta***@acmecorp.com$499/mo

Invoice #INV-2847 unpaid for 12 days

Fix: Retry payment
HIGHExpired Coupons***@cloudapp.io$150/mo

50% discount expired 3 months ago, still active

Fix: Remove discount
HIGHLegacy Pricingr***@bigco.com$100/mo

Paying $149/mo vs current $249/mo

Fix: Migrate plan
+ 20 more leaks found across all 10 categories
Show Me My Leaks

Or explore the demo with sample data first.

What you don't know

Things your billing account isn't telling you

Did you know that a single expired coupon can cost you $800/month for 6+ months before anyone notices? One Reddit founder found out the hard way. Stripe’s dashboard doesn’t flag it. At all.

Did you know that “never-expiring” discounts from your launch promotion are still running on every customer who signed up with them? ProfitWell data shows discounts of 30-50% reduce lifetime value by 32%.

Ghost subscriptions: customers marked “active” who stopped using your product months ago. They inflate your MRR. And when they finally notice the charge, they don’t just cancel. They chargeback.

Here’s one that’s easy to miss: your legacy customers, the ones who signed up when your price was lower, are still paying the old rate. If your price went from $29 to $49, that’s $20/month per customer you’re leaving on the table. Multiply that by 50 customers. That’s $12,000/year.

Failed payments that Stripe’s Smart Retries couldn’t recover just... sit there. BillingEngine’s founder found “$12K+ in recoverable revenue sitting in failed invoices” for 4 months. No alert. No notification. Nothing.

When was the last time you checked that which credit cards are expiring next month? Stripe won’t proactively alert you. You only find out when the payment fails. And by then, some of those customers are already gone.

$129 billion is lost every year to failed payments alone (Recurly, 2024). That’s just one of 10 leak types. The other 9? Most founders have never even looked.

Show Me My Leaks

Free. 90 seconds. No credit card.

Is this for you?

You probably have billing leaks if…

You have 100+ subscriptions and can't check each one manually
You use Stripe, Paddle, or Polar and trust the dashboard to show everything
You're doing $30K–$500K in MRR but never audited your billing
You've raised prices at least once and aren't sure everyone migrated
You use coupons or discounts and don't know which ones are still active
Nobody on your team is responsible for billing hygiene

Sound familiar? The scan is free. Run it and find out. Most founders find at least one leak they didn't know about.

Pricing

What you get (and what it's actually worth)

Manual billing audit: 4-8 hours of your time. You're a founder. Your time is worth, conservatively, $150/hour. That's $600-$1,200 per audit. And you'll cover maybe 3-5 leak types.

A fractional RevOps hire: $3,000-$8,000/month. They'll check billing alongside 47 other things.

Doing nothing: $1,500-$5,000/month leaking. Every month. Compounding.

RevReclaim: All 10 leak types. 90 seconds. Fix links. Direct to Stripe. Start with a one-time audit or set up ongoing monitoring.

FREE FOREVER

Free Scan

One-time scan. See your top 3 leaks with full details and fix links.

$0
  • Full 10-category revenue audit
  • Customer-level leak report with amounts
  • Billing Health Score
  • 1 auto-fix action on your biggest leak
  • Fix instructions for top 3 leaks
Run a Free Scan
MOST POPULAR

Pro

See all your leaks. Auto-fix them. Get alerts when new ones appear.

$49/month
  • Everything in Free Scan
  • All leaks visible (not just top 3)
  • Auto-fix for every leak type
  • Monthly automated re-scan
  • PDF & CSV export
  • Leak degradation alerts
  • Email alerts when new leaks appear
  • Priority email support (< 24hr)

Find less than $1,000/mo? You pay nothing. Cancel anytime.

FOR GROWING TEAMS

Team

Weekly scans, auto-recovery, multi-user access. Built for teams that take billing seriously.

$149/month
  • Everything in Pro
  • Weekly scans (not just monthly)
  • Auto-recovery on failed payments
  • Pre-churn alerts on expiring cards
  • Multi-user team access
  • Slack + email alerts
  • Privacy Mode: customers stay anonymous
  • Priority support (< 4hr response)

Find less than $1,000/mo? You pay nothing. Cancel anytime.

The $1,000/mo Revenue Guarantee

We find at least $1,000/month in recoverable revenue, or every paid plan is free. No fine print. Cancel anytime.

Our guarantee

The $1,000/Month Promise

This is simple. If RevReclaim can't find at least $1,000 per month in billing leaks across your account, every paid plan is free until we do. Not a discount. Not a credit. Free.

We're that confident because the data says so. 42% of SaaS companies are leaking revenue. The average is 3-8% of MRR. For a $50K MRR company, 3% alone is $1,500/month.

But look, we understand the hesitation. You're a founder. You've seen tools promise big numbers and deliver nothing. You've been burned by “AI-powered” products that sounded great on a landing page and fell apart in practice.

So here's the deal: the first scan is completely free. No credit card. No signup. No commitment. You paste a read-only API key, wait 90 seconds, and see your results.

If we don't find $1,000/month? Then honestly, you're in better shape than most SaaS companies, and we're genuinely happy for you. No charge. No awkward upsell email. We just saved you the 4-8 hours you would have spent doing a manual audit.

Either way, you win. Either you find leaks and fix them, or you get peace of mind that your billing is actually healthy.

The scan takes 90 seconds. There's really no reason not to check.

Objections answered

Every reason not to scan. Answered.

We get these a lot. Here you go.

Is my API key safe?

Read-only. Platform-enforced. Deleted after scan. We literally can't change anything in your account, even if we wanted to.

I don't have time for this

Under two minutes, start to finish. Less time than reading this page took.

My billing is probably fine

Maybe. Most scans find something, but if yours doesn't, you get peace of mind for free.

I don't know how to create an API key

We show you exactly which buttons to press. 4 clicks, 60 seconds.

What if they find nothing?

Then your billing is clean. That's a good thing. Costs you nothing to find out.

I'll just audit manually

You could. Takes 4-6 hours. Or let us do it automatically. Your call.

I'm too small for this

If you have fewer than 50 customers, you probably know each one by name. This is built for when your billing outgrows your memory.

What happens with my data?

AES-256 encryption. Key never stored. No card numbers. Ever.

FAQ

Questions founders actually ask

Honest answers. No fine print.

Fair. And honestly, good instinct. Here's what matters: the API key is read-only. RevReclaim physically cannot modify, delete, or change anything in your Stripe account. We can only read your billing data to run the scan. You can revoke the key from your Stripe dashboard the second the scan finishes. We don't store your key after scanning. And the first scan is free, so you're not even giving us payment info. Try it once. If the results match your Stripe data, you'll know the tool is real. If they don't, you're out 90 seconds.
Stripe handles payment processing, and they're excellent at it. But billing health is a different thing entirely. Stripe doesn't alert you when a coupon expires but keeps running. Stripe doesn't flag ghost subscriptions (status says "active," even if the customer hasn't logged in for 6 months). Stripe doesn't compare your current pricing to what legacy customers are actually paying. Those are 8 out of 10 leak types that nobody, including Stripe, is monitoring. Stripe does processing. Not billing health. That gap is where the money leaks.
This is actually the thing we care about most. Our numbers come directly from your Stripe data. Nothing estimated. Nothing modeled. If our MRR number doesn't match your Stripe Dashboard exactly, something is wrong on our end and we want to know. Every leak we flag is verifiable. Click through to the customer page in Stripe and confirm it yourself. We also use risk-adjusted amounts, which means we err on the conservative side. We'd rather show you $1,800 in real leaks than $5,000 in inflated ones.
Good. Keep it. Dunning tools are great at recovering failed payments. But that's 1 out of 10 billing leak types. What about expired coupons that are still giving discounts? Ghost subscriptions inflating your MRR? Legacy pricing on customers who should be paying more? Never-expiring discounts reducing lifetime value by 32%? Your dunning tool doesn't check any of those. Nobody's tool does. RevReclaim covers the 10 leak types that every other tool in the market ignores.
It doesn't, until you turn the percentage into dollars. 3% of $50K MRR is $1,500 per month. That's $18,000 per year. 5% is $2,500 per month, $30,000 per year. And that's the conservative estimate. One founder lost $800/month from a single expired coupon for 6 months. That's $4,800 from one leak. Most accounts have multiple. The percentage sounds small. The dollar amount never does.
You can. A manual Stripe audit takes about 4-8 hours and covers maybe 3-5 leak types if you're thorough. The real question isn't whether you can do it. The question is: will you do it every week? For all 10 leak types? Consistently? RevReclaim does it in 90 seconds, every week, automatically.
Honestly? I get that. "90 seconds, free, finds thousands in leaks" sounds like a pitch. So don't trust the pitch. Run the free scan. The results will either match your Stripe data or they won't. If our MRR matches yours exactly, and the leaks we flag are verifiable in your own dashboard, then you'll know it's real. If anything looks off, close the tab and forget about us. We'd rather you judge us by the scan than by this page.

Your billing might be
leaking right now.

If even one of those 10 leak types is happening in your account, it's costing you money right now. Not “maybe.” Not “potentially.” Right now.

The scan is free. It takes 90 seconds. Your API key is read-only, and you can delete it the moment the scan finishes. The only thing you risk by scanning is finding out how much you've been losing.

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The $1,000/mo Guarantee
We find at least $1,000/month in recoverable revenue, or every paid plan is free.
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P.S. I built RevReclaim because I couldn't find a tool that just checks a Stripe account for billing mistakes. Not a dashboard. Not an analytics platform. Not something that takes a week to set up.

Just paste a key, see what's leaking, decide what to do about it. That's it.

We support Stripe, Polar, and Paddle. The scan is free. If we can't find $1,000/month in leaks, paid plans are free too. I don't know how to make this lower risk.

Lior Cohen

Founder, RevReclaim

What is RevReclaim?

RevReclaim is a billing health audit tool for SaaS companies. It scans Stripe, Polar, and Paddle accounts using read-only API keys to detect revenue leaks — money you earned but are not collecting due to billing errors.

The tool runs 10 automated checks: expired coupons still giving discounts, failed payments never retried, subscriptions stuck in broken states, customers on legacy pricing below current rates, expiring credit cards, missing payment methods, unbilled overages, expired trials, duplicate subscriptions, and never-expiring discounts. SaaS companies typically lose 3-8% of monthly recurring revenue (MRR) to these issues.

RevReclaim is different from analytics dashboards like Baremetrics or ChartMogul, which show MRR metrics but do not detect billing errors. It is also different from dunning tools like Churnkey or Gravy, which only handle failed payments. RevReclaim covers 10 types of revenue leaks, not just one.

The scan takes under 90 seconds, is free to use, and requires no credit card. RevReclaim uses restricted read-only API keys and cannot modify billing data. Paid plans ($29/mo Pro, $79/mo Team) add automated weekly scans, email alerts, and one-click recovery actions.