Recurring revenue that actually recurs
Set up UPI AutoPay and card mandates, run debits on schedule, and recover the ones that fail. Most recurring revenue leaks at the retry, not at the signup.
UPI AutoPay
Native mandate support
RBI-ready
Compliant card mandates
Auto-retry
Dunning built in
Capabilities
What Subscriptions gives you
UPI AutoPay mandates
Create, pause, modify, and revoke UPI mandates with the pre-debit notification flow handled for you.
RBI-compliant card mandates
e-Mandate registration with AFA, pre-debit notices, and the limits and consent trail the framework requires.
Flexible plans
Fixed or usage-based amounts, any interval, trial periods, add-ons, and mid-cycle upgrades with proration.
Smart retries and dunning
Failed debits retry on a schedule tuned to why they failed, with customer notifications until the cycle recovers or closes.
Lifecycle webhooks
Signed events on every mandate creation, debit, failure, retry, pause, and cancellation — so your app state never drifts.
Churn and MRR reporting
Active mandates, involuntary churn, recovery rate, and revenue per cycle, broken out in the dashboard.
How it works
From setup to settled, in four steps
Define a plan
Amount, interval, trial, and retry policy — in the dashboard or via the API.
Customer authorises
They approve a UPI AutoPay or card mandate once, with the compliant consent flow.
Debits run
We execute on schedule, send pre-debit notifications, and handle the rails.
Failures recover
Anything that fails enters retry and dunning automatically instead of silently churning.
Where teams use it
Common ways merchants put this to work
If one of these looks like your situation, the cost audit is the fastest way to find out what it's worth to you.
- SaaS and software subscriptions
- Education fee instalments and EMI-style plans
- Membership, gym, and community dues
- OTT, content, and community access
- Insurance premiums and recurring service contracts
See what this is worth on your volume
A free, written payment cost audit. No integration, no obligation — and if we can't reduce your cost, we'll tell you to stay where you are.