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Recharge + SubJolt

Cancel flows for Recharge on a Shopify theme or headless storefront, offering a discount, a pause, or a plan switch.

What You Unlock with Recharge + SubJolt

For DTC and ecommerce brands on Recharge who are tired of watching subscribers cancel through a bare confirmation page.

One Token, No Site Name

One API token is the whole connection, with no site name field to fill in.

Seasonal Pauses

Subscribers who buy seasonally can pause until next season instead of canceling (and hopefully returning).

An Offer for Each Reason

Discounts for price-sensitivity and plan switches for lower usage, all through the Recharge API.

Theme or Headless

Add the snippet to a Shopify theme, a headless storefront, or your own custom build.

Billing Cycle Changes

Offer a different billing cycle to keep customers subscribed, and Recharge applies it.

Your Plans, Pulled In

SubJolt pulls your Recharge plan data when you connect, so plan switch offers are ready to set up.

How the Recharge Integration Works

One config session, one snippet. Live in under 30 minutes.

1

Connect Recharge

SubJolt verifies access as soon as you connect, so you can go straight to your offers.

2

Design Your Retention Experience

Map each cancel reason to a save offer and brand it to match your storefront.

3

Embed & Track

Add SubJolt's snippet to your storefront, and watch saves show up in your dashboard immediately.

Supported Recharge Actions

Pause subscription
Apply discount
Switch to a different plan
Change billing cycle
Cancel subscription

Why Use SubJolt with Recharge?

Recharge is the go-to subscription engine for Shopify merchants, but its default cancel experience is a dead end: one confirmation click and the subscriber is gone. For DTC brands spending $30-$80 to acquire each subscriber, that's expensive churn happening without a fight.

SubJolt intercepts that cancel click. Before Recharge processes the cancellation, the subscriber sees a branded flow: why are you leaving? Would a discount help? Want to pause until next season? Only after declining every offer does the cancellation go through via the Recharge API.

Connecting takes one step, with no OAuth redirect or webhook to configure, so your flow can be live on your storefront the same afternoon.

DTC brands running SubJolt with Recharge report 20-40% save rates on cancel attempts. For a subscription box doing $20K MRR, that means keeping $200-$400 in recurring revenue every month that would have walked out the door.

Curious how saving even a fraction of those cancellations stretches subscriber LTV? The LTV calculator runs the math using your AOV, billing frequency, and gross margin.

Recharge Integration FAQ

With a single Recharge API token that has read/write access. Enter it in the SubJolt dashboard, and SubJolt checks it and pulls your plan data.

Yes. Your Recharge API token is stored server-side only and is never exposed to the browser or included in the widget code. All Recharge API calls run server-to-server over TLS.

Pausing, discounts, plan switches, billing cycle changes, and canceling. Each runs through the Recharge REST API when a subscriber accepts an offer or confirms the cancel.

Yes. Point price-related cancel reasons at a discount offer. SubJolt creates it in Recharge when you set up the offer and applies it when the subscriber accepts.

Under 30 minutes for most merchants. Connecting is one step; the rest is choosing offers and embedding the snippet.

Yes. SubJolt works with Recharge regardless of whether you're on Shopify, BigCommerce, or a headless storefront. The widget loads on any web page.

Stop Losing Recharge Subscribers

Launch a retention flow for your Shopify subscriptions today.