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Recurr is operated by a small team. Migrations today are delivered with the founder — Matt — in the room from the Migration Review through pilot, full migration, and post-launch monitoring.

What “in the room” means

  • Migration Review call: Matt runs it. Not a pre-sales engineer who hands off to delivery later.
  • Pilot kickoff: Matt is on the kickoff call, walks through the cohort spec, and is the named contact for any operational decisions.
  • Wave reporting: Matt is on the weekly review. He’s reading the same dashboards your team is.
  • Operational decisions: when something needs adjustment — cohort spec, offer details, gating thresholds — the decision is made with Matt, not relayed through a project manager.
  • Direct line: matt@recurr.dev. Reply-all on every relevant thread. No tier-1 support layer in front.

Why this matters at this stage

The migration framework is well-defined, but every customer’s app has specifics — cohort distribution, store mix, audience type, internal politics — that benefit from a single reviewer with full context. At the current scale, that reviewer is Matt. The tradeoffs are explicit:
  • Faster decisions. No “let me check with the team” loops. Decisions land in the call.
  • More direct alignment. The strategy and the execution are running through the same person.
  • Limited concurrency. Recurr can run a small number of pilots and migrations at once. New engagements are sequenced rather than parallelized.

What changes as Recurr scales

The “founder-led” model is intentional for this phase. As more pilots ship and the framework’s edges firm up, delivery scales out — first to a small delivery team Matt has trained, then to broader operational structure. The pivot from “founder-led” to “founder-advised” is the explicit milestone for that scale-up. It happens after the framework is mature enough that delivery doesn’t need real-time founder input on every decision. For customers reading this today: you get founder-led. Every decision goes through Matt.

Founding Partner program

Customers who reserve a pilot during this phase are part of the early-customer cohort and have direct input on the framework’s roadmap. The specific commercial terms of that program evolve quickly enough that they’re discussed on the Migration Review rather than published. Pricing model →