Revova automatically recovers failed subscription payments for Stripe, Paddle, Braintree, Chargebee, and Recurly. When a charge fails, Revova's AI reads the exact decline reason and writes a unique, human-sounding recovery email — no templates. It also scans your payment history to uncover revenue you already lost and launches win-back campaigns to bring old failed payments back. No code, 3-minute setup, and it works around the clock so you don't have to chase down customers manually.
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Hunter
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Hi Product Hunt! I built Revova after seeing how much revenue indie hackers and small SaaS teams silently lose to failed payments. It connects to Stripe (and 4 other processors) in 3 minutes, scans your history for money you already lost, and uses AI to write personalized recovery emails for every failure reason. Would love your feedback!
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the ai writing unique recovery emails based on the actual decline reason instead of just blasting templates is genuinely clever, basically turns a usually robotic process into something that actually feels personal.
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@oztrurk73771 Thanks Duru, that means a lot! 🙏 That was actually the core problem we were trying to solve — most dunning tools treat every failed payment the same way, but "card expired" and "insufficient funds" need completely different messaging (and honestly, different timing too). Right now it also adjusts tone depending on whether it looks like a business or a personal account.
Curious — have you run into automated emails (recovery or otherwise) that felt tone-deaf because they ignored context like that? Would love to hear what stood out.
the ai writing unique recovery emails based on the actual decline reason instead of just blasting templates is genuinely clever, basically turns a usually robotic process into something that actually feels personal.
@oztrurk73771 Thanks Duru, that means a lot! 🙏 That was actually the core problem we were trying to solve — most dunning tools treat every failed payment the same way, but "card expired" and "insufficient funds" need completely different messaging (and honestly, different timing too). Right now it also adjusts tone depending on whether it looks like a business or a personal account.
Curious — have you run into automated emails (recovery or otherwise) that felt tone-deaf because they ignored context like that? Would love to hear what stood out.