What Recurr does
Nostos
A managed, cohort-by-cohort migration from app-store billing to direct web billing.
Oikos
The growth platform that runs the connected web book after migration.
Kairos
The decisioning engine that chooses the next approved motion for each subscriber.
Customer-owned payment rail
Stripe is the default rail. Paddle support is available by early-access scoping where merchant-of-record coverage is needed.
The commercial model
Recurr charges in stages so the buyer can validate before scaling.
Migration fees accrue monthly against payments actually collected, rather than landing as a lump sum. We earn only while a migrated subscriber keeps paying.
How to use these docs
Start with what store-to-web subscriber migration means, then read how the program works. Finance teams usually go next to pricing, where recovery comes from, and model assumptions. Technical teams should start with the integration overview and access continuity.Who are you?
Founder or CEO
Strategic case, risk controls, pricing shape, and what the pilot is meant to prove.
Finance
Fee mechanics, cash timing, migration economics, reporting, and model assumptions.
Engineering
Integration surface, access continuity, identity, events, security, and no-app-release path.
Product
Subscriber experience, app-access continuity, policy posture, and product guardrails.
Growth
Migration motion, lifecycle paths, offers, cadence, and web-book growth.
Support
Subscriber questions, cancellation guidance, support macros, and escalation paths.
Legal and procurement
Contracts, data, policy posture, payment rail ownership, and portability.
Data and analytics
Cohort reporting, signal inputs, event streams, LTV model integrity, and exports.
These docs explain the operating model. The Migration Hub applies the model before signing; the Migration Dashboard becomes the Nostos operating surface after kickoff.