Mendworthy vs Baremetrics Recover

On pricing philosophy, yes — that's the honest part. Both charge a flat, MRR-tiered fee and never take a percentage of recovered revenue, so the 'keep 100%' point we make against percentage-based tools doesn't differentiate us from Baremetrics. The recovery feature sets are also close: both do email, SMS, a branded card-update page you can host on your own domain, and expiring-card reminders. The real difference is shape — Recover is a payment-recovery add-on to Baremetrics' analytics suite, and we're a standalone recovery specialist with holdout-group lift measurement built in.

No — and we don't try to. Baremetrics is an analytics suite first (MRR, churn, LTV, forecasting) with recovery as an add-on; if you want those dashboards, that's their product, and it's a genuinely good reason to pick them. Our analytics are scoped to recovery: what failed, what we recovered, and — because we run a holdout control group — how much of that recovery is actually attributable to the sequence rather than to Stripe's own retries.

Both are flat and MRR-tiered with no cut of recovered revenue — so it comes down to structure. Baremetrics Recover is a paid add-on (listed at +$129/mo) on top of a Baremetrics base plan (from about $75/mo), so recovery rides on a suite subscription. Mendworthy is a single standalone fee: $79/mo (or $65 annual) on Starter, $149/mo on Growth, $299/mo on Scale, each including a per-cycle sequence allowance (150 / 600 / 1,500). If you want the analytics suite anyway, Baremetrics bundles it; if you want focused recovery on one flat line item, we're simpler. Re-check both against baremetrics.com/pricing — vendor pricing moves.

OAuth into your existing Stripe account — usually under two minutes — and we listen for the failure webhook. No code changes, no migration, and your Stripe Smart Retries keep running in parallel.