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Recurr’s pricing is structured around what’s actually moving: subscription revenue on web rails. Not seats, not usage tiers, not feature packages.

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The shape

Four commercial pieces matter:

Pilot fee

From $10K to reserve and run the pilot — scales with the size of the migration project. Credited against migration if the pilot scales. Refundable before kickoff if internal alignment changes.

Full migration

Scoped separately after fit is confirmed. For qualified apps, full migration is typically below one month of current app-store fees.

Recurr platform fee

2% of web-billed subscription revenue ongoing. Migrated subscribers carry a 5% Recurr fee for their first 12 months on web, then move to 2%.

Stripe processing

Standard Stripe rates pass through separately. Processing cost varies by region, card type, local payment method, and transaction size.

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Why this shape

  • The pilot creates paid commitment without forcing a full migration decision. The pre-kickoff refund window protects internal alignment; kickoff starts the paid work.
  • Full migration is scoped to the app. Subscriber base size, stack, cohort complexity, support needs, and implementation timing all matter.
  • Fees scale with web-billed revenue. The customer pays Recurr in proportion to the revenue Recurr helps move onto web rails.
  • The migration-year fee reflects denser work. Cohort design, wave operations, observability, and gating decisions are heaviest while subscribers are actively migrating.
  • Year 2+ is the platform rate. Once each migrated subscriber has been on web for 12 months, the Recurr fee drops to the standard 2% rate.

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What the audit shows

The public audit shows recovery net of the public-model fee assumptions: Recurr platform fees, standard Stripe processing, Year 1, and Year 2+. It does not quote your full migration fee. That number lands after the Migration Review and Migration Analysis, when the scope is app-specific rather than generic. For the public model baseline, see model assumptions.

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Annual commitment

Customers commit to a minimum annual relationship: an annual credit applied against Recurr platform fees. The credit is consumed as platform fees accrue. The MSA and Migration Analysis confirm the exact treatment for the customer. The intent is simple: a predictable annual minimum without seat tiers or feature gates.

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What there isn’t

  • No per-subscriber pricing. The fee is on revenue, not seats.
  • No feature tiers. Current migration customers get the full migration framework.
  • No consulting-only offer. Recurr is a managed migration platform, not a strategy deck without execution.
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