The compounding loop
1
Bring the existing book home
Existing store subscribers move to web billing through Nostos.
2
Run the web book through Oikos
Subscriber surfaces, billing and account flows, lifecycle motions, Kairos decisioning, and cohort reporting sit in one operating layer.
3
Keep moving new store cohorts
Migration does not stop at the first waves. Ascension keeps new app-store subscribers from becoming permanent store-billed cohorts, at the same 5% of what we move.
4
Grow each subscriber
Retention, recovery, upgrade, annual, referral, and winback motions work from the same subscriber record.
Why it compounds
Point tools reset between jobs. Oikos learns from the connected web book. Each payment, renewal, save, recovery, migration, and upgrade gives the system better context for the next decision.Parallel rails, managed shift
Recurr does not require you to disable app-store purchases or replace your existing subscription flows. Nostos moves eligible existing subscribers from store billing to web, then keeps moving each new store cohort as it matures. Oikos opens web-first acquisition paths where they make sense and grows every subscriber who lands on the web book. The result is not a big-bang channel switch. It is a managed shift in billing mix over time: web where you can own the relationship up front, store where subscribers still originate there, and a later path to bring store-originated subscribers onto your rail.What finance should care about
Migration creates the first web-book shift, then keeps shifting the mix as new cohorts mature — so the 5% recurs on what migrates rather than closing out. Oikos determines whether the web book keeps getting healthier over time. That is why Recurr prices Oikos on successful web payments rather than seats, usage tiers, or one-off campaigns.Continue through Oikos
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