Turn Cancellations Into Saves

Under 30 minutes for most teams. The no-code editor walks you through each step: pick your cancel reasons, configure save offers, style the widget to match your brand, then paste one snippet. No developers, no staging environments, no deployment pipeline.

It depends on the cancel reason. Discounts work well for price-sensitive customers. Plan downgrades convert users who feel they're paying for features they don't use. Pause options catch people dealing with temporary budget or timing issues. Matching the offer to the reason is what drives the save rate up.

It does. When a customer accepts a save offer, SubJolt calls your payment gateway's API server-side to apply the discount, pause the subscription, or switch the plan. Nothing runs in the browser. This works with Stripe, Shopify, Chargebee, Recharge, and Recurly.

Full control. Colors, fonts, button styles, copy, and layout are all editable in the config editor. You can also adjust the flow structure: which screens appear, what order they show in, and which offers are presented. The result looks like a native part of your site, not a third-party popup.

SubJolt's cancel flows, matching offers to cancellation reasons, typically save 16-38% of at-risk subscribers. Your actual rate depends on offer relevance, audience, and pricing. The dashboard shows save rate by reason and offer type so you can optimize over time.

That's the core of how SubJolt works. Each cancellation reason can trigger a different save offer or flow path. Someone canceling over price sees a discount. Someone who isn't using the product enough sees a plan downgrade. You set the logic once and it runs automatically.