RecoverFlow is a tool designed to automatically recover failed subscription payments for businesses that use Stripe. Its primary function is to monitor Stripe subscriptions, classify each payment decline, and then retry and recover failed invoices without requiring manual intervention. The service is aimed at independent software as a service (SaaS) founders who want to reduce revenue lost to payment failures. The tool offers several features to manage payment recovery. It uses smart retry scheduling that accounts for payday timing for insufficient funds and applies backoff schedules for processing errors. Decline classification sorts each decline code into hard, soft, or unknown categories, ensuring that only payments worth retrying are attempted. RecoverFlow also sends automatic dunning email sequences to prompt customers to update expired cards before retries occur. Attribution tracking identifies which retry, card update, or email sequence led to a successful recovery, and users are only charged for payments that were actually recovered through the tool. Typical use involves connecting a Stripe account via standard OAuth, which grants RecoverFlow read-only access to the data needed for recovery. The tool reacts to Stripe webhooks in real time, so no dashboards require constant monitoring. Pricing is based on a percentage of recovered revenue, with no upfront cost. For the first 30 days, there is no minimum fee; after that, a 29 dollar per month minimum keeps the account active. Users are not charged for payments that customers resolve on their own. Technical requirements are minimal: a Stripe account and authorization through OAuth, with encrypted tokens stored at rest. Setup takes a few minutes, and the service begins protecting subscription revenue immediately after connection.