The recovery isn’t the gross store fee — it’s the delta between the gross store fee and web-billing’s all-in cost. This page does the math in plain terms.Documentation Index
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What web billing actually costs
Web billing isn’t free. The full cost has two parts:- Recurr platform fee — 2% on web-billed revenue (Year 2+). In the migration year, +3% migration success fee on top, for 5% all-in on the platform side.
- Stripe processing — standard rates pass through. Roughly 3% all-in on a typical card mix in the US, including the per-transaction flat fee.
| Stage | Recurr | Stripe | All-in |
|---|---|---|---|
| Migration year (Y1) | 5% | ~3% | ~8% |
| Year 2+ ongoing | 2% | ~3% | ~5% |
The recovery math
For each migrated dollar, recovery =(store fee %) − (web all-in %).
| Subscriber moved from… | …to web (Y1) | Net recovery | …to web (Y2+) | Net recovery |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| iOS Year 1 (30%) | 8% | 22 cents | 5% | 25 cents |
| iOS Year 2+ (15%) | 8% | 7 cents | 5% | 10 cents |
| Google Play (15%) | 8% | 7 cents | 5% | 10 cents |
Year-one recovery, on your numbers
The audit puts these per-dollar deltas through your specific blended fee rate, baseline migration percentage (55% of contactable subscribers), and ARR. A representative app at $5M ARR with a 22% blended rate sees:- Year-one recovery: ~$385K
- Steady-state ongoing recovery: ~$470K/year
- 3-year cumulative: ~$1.3M