Cancellationsand win-back.
Keep Stripe's cancel page. North Metric adds a save email, cancel reasons in dollars and a win-back note.
A SaaS cancellation flow is what a customer sees between clicking cancel and confirming it.
It should ask one question, why they are leaving, and make at most one offer that fits the answer: a pause for "not using it", a downgrade or discount for price, help for a missing feature. Confirming the cancel should always stay one step.
A save email whena cancel is scheduled.
A save email the moment a cancel is scheduled is a plain way to reduce SaaS churn: the subscription still runs and the decision can change.
Why customers leave,totaled in dollars.
Why customers leave, totaled in dollars: each cancel reason is summed in $/mo and split by customer type, so you see which reasons cost most.
Win back churnedcustomers in 90 days.
Win back churned customers within 90 days with one personal note to the customers worth keeping, drafted for you to approve.
Canceling staysone step.
Canceling stays one step. North Metric never adds a screen, a message or a delay between your customer and the cancel.
Stripe's cancel page stays as you set it up, and North Metric builds no cancel flow of its own.
With your approval, the offer on that page can be matched to each customer's type. Every save offer carries a one-step cancel link with no further offer.
Weighing a cancel-flow tool as well? Read our comparison vs Churnkey. Every save is tied to invoices; here is how we measure money kept.
Questions aboutcancellations.
No. Stripe's cancel page stays as you set it up, and North Metric builds no cancel flow of its own. It adds what happens around the cancel: a save email when one is scheduled, reasons totaled in dollars and a win-back note within 90 days.