Setup from your app
The flow is written before you open the builder.
Every other retention tool hands you an empty canvas, or asks you to describe what you want in a text box. Tenure goes and reads the evidence first: your public site, your billing catalog, and the reasons your subscribers actually give.
1 · What it knows
2 · What it decides
Above your threshold, and they have not taken an offer in the last two cycles.
Ranked
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3 · What it does
Switch to monthly at $17
Keeps the subscriber at a price that works, instead of discounting the annual plan they were leaving.
One subscriber, and everything that went into the offer. An illustration of the inputs.
It reads your site
Your marketing site already says what you sell, who you sell it to and what you sound like.
- Plans, prices and billing intervals from your pricing page
- Vertical and audience, which pick the starting templates
- Colours, type and radius, so the flow looks like your product and not like ours
- Tone, so the copy in the flow sounds like the rest of your writing
It reads your billing
Connect Stripe or Chargebee and the catalog stops being something you retype.
- Products, prices and intervals imported, not re-entered
- Discount history, so an offer is not one you already gave this person
- Churn by plan, so the flow spends where the money is leaving
- Plan margins, which is what prices the offers and sets the budget cap
It writes the whole flow
Not a skeleton to fill in — the finished thing, ready to edit or reject.
- Cancel reasons ranked by what your own tickets say
- Offers priced from plan margin, with a monthly budget you set
- Copy in your brand voice, in the languages you sell in
- Guardrails, eligibility rules and a control group, all on by default
Then it keeps proposing
The first draft is the start of the conversation, not the end of it.
- Changes suggested from your own results, not from a generic playbook
- Every suggestion shows the evidence behind it before you accept
- Nothing changes on its own; you approve each one
- An undo window on anything that touches a live subscriber
The rest of it
Everything reports to the same place.
Cancel widget
The save flow that runs where people actually cancel.
AI agent access
Give a support agent the offer, and the limits it may not cross.
Offer reporting
Which discounts are worth what they cost you.
Payment recovery
Failed cards, and the subscriptions they quietly end.
Win-back
The ones already gone, and when it is worth asking again.
See what it writes for your business.
Give it your domain. If the draft is wrong, you have lost a few minutes and learned what we think.