What is new on Rebounce

Launched a dedicated page for every Stripe decline code at /stripe-decline-code. 37 codes covered across soft declines, hard declines, authentication, and fraud categories.

For each code you get:

• What the code means, with plain English explanation
• Whether to retry, and if so, the optimal timing window
• The right customer message (and what words to avoid)
• Best practices and common mistakes
• Related codes and FAQs

Rebounce uses this same classification internally to decide how to handle each failure - but the reference is useful even if you are not a Rebounce customer.

Two new free tools, both public and no-signup:

• Churn Calculator: plug your MRR, failure rate, and average subscription price. See annual loss, Stripe Smart Retries recovery projection, and Rebounce recovery projection. Generates a shareable Twitter/LinkedIn preview card with your specific numbers.
• Dunning Template Library: 22 copy-paste templates spanning friendly first-touch through final notice, plus specialized variants for expired cards, insufficient funds, bank blocks, SCA/3DS, and more. Covers email, SMS (TCPA-compliant), and WhatsApp (Meta-approved patterns).

Each template page includes subject line variations, why-it-works rationale, implementation tips, and FAQs. Every page has copy-to-clipboard buttons so you can take the template into your own ESP in seconds.

When testing dunning sequences in the dashboard, you can now specify a recipient email address for the test messages instead of always using your own. Useful for previewing the flow as a customer would see it, or for QA across different inboxes.

Fixed a friction point where evaluating Rebounce in a Stripe sandbox required extra setup before you could test end-to-end. The install flow now works out of the box in sandbox, so you can try the full recovery flow before switching to live mode.

Re-reviewed every landing page section and every dashboard view on mobile. Touch targets, tap areas, form controls, and horizontal scrolling all cleaned up. The dashboard is now fully usable on a phone (including the Failed Payments table, settings, and channel toggles).

Three new blog posts covering:

• Dunning email templates that actually recover payments - 9 templates with subject line variants and decline-code-specific copy
• Stripe Account Updater explained - what it does, when it helps, and the gap you still need to fill
• How to reduce involuntary churn - a practical playbook for SaaS founders

Wired up Reddit Pixel (client-side) and Conversions API (server-side) so organic and paid Reddit traffic can be tracked through signup and trial activation. Dedup is handled via event IDs on both sides.

Added reusable channel toggle UI and a dashboard section for enabling or disabling each dunning channel per organization. Flip a channel off and Rebounce stops sending on it immediately.

Available in Settings → Dunning Channels, and as quick toggles in the Recovery Channels panel on the dashboard overview.

Added an exit-intent popup on all blog posts that links to the free Stripe audit tool. Also added inline audit CTAs mid-post and at the end of each post, with PostHog event tracking on every click so we can measure which posts convert best.

Shipped a new content cluster focused on payment provider selection:

• How to choose a payment provider for your SaaS
• Stripe vs Paddle for SaaS
• Stripe vs Lemon Squeezy vs Paddle

Plus dedicated /vs/ pages for each dunning tool alternative.