Old prices still charging. Coupons that never expired. Customers billed twice. Stripe processes it all without complaint — it never knew what you meant to charge. We find it, and you fix it.
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What we detect
We read your billing data straight from Stripe and compare it against what your pricing catalog says you intended to charge.
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An example, with the shape and detail of a real one. Every finding names the exact subscription, customer, and price ID — so you can open your own Stripe dashboard and confirm it in about 30 seconds.
12 active subscriptions are still charging price_1MqK…legacy at $29/mo. Your current catalog price for that product is $62/mo. These customers were never migrated.
Stripe's own OAuth screen, two clicks. We never see your secret key, and you can revoke Korrali from your Stripe dashboard at any time.
Everything already in your account gets checked against what your pricing catalog says you intended to charge. Findings start appearing within minutes.
Each finding links to the exact object in your Stripe dashboard. Confirm it yourself, then let recovery retry the failed payments automatically.
About access:Korrali connects through Stripe's official OAuth flow and requests write access, because recovery has to be able to retry a failed invoice on your behalf. We never ask for your password or secret key, every action we take is logged, and you can revoke access from your Stripe dashboard in one click.
Listed by Stripe: Korrali Revenue is published on the Stripe App Marketplace, which it could not be without first passing Stripe's own app review — including a review of every permission it asks you for. You can install it straight from there.
All nine are included from the start. There is no configuration and no upgrade that unlocks more.
Subscriptions charging a price that left your catalog — customers you re-priced who never actually moved.
100%-off codes still applying cycle after cycle, long past the promo that created them.
A subscription that should have invoiced this period and never did — a paused collection nobody resumed, or a schedule that quietly stopped. The money never even became an invoice.
The same customer charged twice in a short window, usually an integration bug, before they file a chargeback.
Your failure rate jumping above its rolling baseline — often the first sign of a card network problem.
Invoices where Stripe's smart retries gave up, listed so you can recover the account before it churns.
Finalized invoices overdue beyond the threshold you set.
Subscriptions Stripe cancelled because payment could not be collected — customers who never chose to leave.
Daily revenue against its trailing average, tuned to fire on real deviations rather than noise. Needs 30 days of history before it can judge a baseline.
Then the recovery engine acts on what they find — retrying failed invoices, trying backup cards on file, and running a 3-touch dunning sequence.
Every detector above runs on a free account, with no expiry and no card. You only pay to close the leaks we find.
Free
$499/month
Flat. It never scales with your MRR.
For when 3 recoveries isn’t enough
No card to start. Annually is $4,990 — two months free.