Run the audit
One read-only scan. Nothing stored.
- No signup, no sales call. The report renders on this page and it's yours either way.
- One read-only scan, both methods. Connect Stripe and the access is revoked automatically after the scan, or create a restricted read-only key and revoke it yourself.
- Nothing is stored. Not the connection, not a key, not your invoice data. One scan, one report.
Approve the connection on Stripe's own page. We run one read-only scan, and the connection is removed automatically before your report loads. Nothing to create, nothing to revoke.
Run my free auditTakes about half a minute. You'll briefly see Mendworthy under Settings → Authorized applications in Stripe, and then it's gone. That's the automatic disconnect.
Just want a ballpark first? Try the failed-payment calculator. It takes ten seconds and asks for nothing but your MRR.
Two numbers, labeled separately
The report never blends history with opportunity. You see the damage and the actionable slice side by side.
The diagnosis
Lost to failed payments — last 90 days
Every invoice that failed in the window, including how much card retries recovered on their own and, when charge data is readable, why cards declined.
The opportunity
Still open and recoverable — last 14 days
The failed invoices recent enough to act on. This is the same window Mendworthy works from when you turn recovery on, so the number you see here is the number recovery would start with.
Common questions
What you're granting, exactly
Want the background first? Failed-payment calculator · How Stripe failed-payment recovery works · Pricing breakdown.