Your revenue's guardian
is almost here.

We go live in July for our founding members — the people on this waitlist get in first. The wider public rollout follows in Q4. So the earlier you join, the sooner you're recovering revenue.

You're first in line for the July launch, you lock in founding-member pricing for being early, you get priority hands-on onboarding, and a direct line to shape the roadmap. The earlier you join, the higher up the list you sit.

We open in July to a first group of founding members so we can onboard each one properly: connect your gateway, tune recovery to your plans, and get you live with real attention. Once that group is up and running, we roll out to everyone in Q4. The waitlist is how you claim a July spot.

Roughly 20–40% of SaaS churn is involuntary — customers who never chose to leave, but whose payment quietly failed (expired card, broken e-mandate, bank rejection). SubsShield catches those failures the moment they happen, works out why, and runs a WhatsApp-and-email sequence — in your brand's name — to win the customer back. It also steps in when someone hits "cancel," with pause and save options. Zero manual chasing.

Razorpay first, Cashfree alongside it. SubsShield is built for India — UPI AutoPay, cards, e-mandates, all of it. International gateways like Stripe aren't supported yet; this is an India-first product by design.

No code changes to start recovering payments — SubsShield connects securely to your Razorpay or Cashfree account and listens for events. The only optional bit of code is a lightweight snippet for the cancellation save flow, if you want to intercept cancellations too. Most teams are set up in under 10 minutes.

Yes. Under India's DPDP framework, SubsShield acts as a data processor — we handle customer data on your behalf, and you remain the data fiduciary. You keep the customer relationship; we're the infrastructure running quietly behind your brand. Nothing is sold or shared.

Founding members who join through the waitlist lock in special early pricing, and we'll share exact numbers before you commit to anything. SubsShield is designed to pay for itself out of revenue you were otherwise losing.

India's recurring-payment rails are stricter than the West's. Every mandate needs bank-side authorisation, anything above ₹15,000 needs fresh approval on every debit, and mandates quietly break when cards are reissued or banks reject them. None of that means your customer wanted to leave — it just means the payment didn't go through. Recovering those is exactly what SubsShield exists to do.