Pricing

Simple, aligned pricing

A scoped project to migrate your subscribers, then a flat platform fee on successful payments. No minimums, no lock-in.

01Onboarding

Subscriber migration

From $10,000

pilot deposit — refundable until kickoff, credited in full

Managed program to move your existing subscribers from app-store billing to direct web billing on the Recurr platform.

The self-funding migration — the cash-flow release from app-store settlement → T+2 Stripe payouts covers the fee on its own, typically within 2–3 weeks of migration starting.

02Ongoing

Platform

3.5%

transaction fee · plus Stripe processing

Everything you need to run web subscriptions end-to-end — included for one rate. Subscription engine, branded subscriber surfaces, Stripe Connect payment rail, lifecycle motions, cohort analytics, integrations, and security.

Migration fee typically less than one month of current app-store fees, plus a 2.5% first-year performance fee per migrated subscriber.

All-in

What's your all-in rate?

Two fees apply per transaction: Stripe processes the card, Recurr runs the platform. The all-in rate combines them.

Showing rates for

Your all-in rate in United States: 6.4% + $0.30 per transaction.Recurr 3.5% platform fee + Stripe 2.9% + $0.30 / transaction.

App Store Year 130%
App Store Year 2+ / Google Play15%
Recurr all-in6.4%

Recovers +23.6 margin pts vs App Store Year 1 (+8.6 pts vs App Store Y2+ / Google Play).

Stripe's per-transaction flat fee ($0.30) applies separately on each payment. See Stripe's pricing for surcharges (international card, currency conversion, disputes).

Common questions

Design Partner Program

Build the layer with us

  • Roadmap input direct input in what gets built next
  • Founder-led delivery founder on every migration kickoff and wave
  • Preferred pricing current rates locked in through scale
  • Priority access early enrollment in new modules

Limited engagements

Next

See what you'd recover

Run the audit on your ARR and current store fees. You'll get year-one recovery, ongoing recovery, and the cash-flow release — all in dollars.