Shopify
Subscribe & Save, native to Shopify — switch without the scary part.
Recurify runs on Shopify's own selling plans, checkout, and card vault. Your customers see your store, your checkout, your brand — and if you're leaving another subscription app, nobody re-enters a card.
Subscribe & Save renders through Shopify's native selling plans — product pages, cart, and checkout just work — and subscribers manage everything in the Recurify portal.
How it works on Shopify
Built on Shopify's rails, run by our engine.
Native selling plans
One-time or subscribe-and-save with your frequencies and discounts, created as real Shopify selling plans — no theme surgery, no replaced checkout.
Cards stay in Shopify's vault
Payments run through your existing Shopify checkout and gateway. Recurify schedules and optimizes; your payment setup doesn't change.
Migrate without card re-entry
Leaving Recharge, Stay AI, or another app? Cards are already vaulted with Shopify — we recreate your subscriptions pointing at them. Customers notice nothing.
Shadow mode before real money
Imported subscribers run watch-only first: every night we compare the charges we would have made against the charges your current app actually made. Cutover happens only after clean matches — never on faith.
Install the app
A guided install connects your store in minutes. Nothing customer-facing changes yet.
Import & shadow
We bring over your subscribers and run watch-only until every night matches your current app perfectly.
Cut over in batches
Subscribers move in small groups, right after they've been billed — never near a charge date. Your old app stays on until the last group is proven.
Migrations are run for you, subscriber by subscriber, and verified against your current platform before a single charge moves. Book a demo and we'll walk your catalogue through it.
Switching platforms
We prove the migration before a single charge moves.
Every subscription app will tell you migration is safe. We show you. Your subscribers are imported in watch-only mode, where our billing engine structurally cannot charge them — and then, every night, we predict what your current platform is about to bill and compare it against what it actually billed.
Import, watching only
Your subscribers, plans, prices and renewal dates come across exactly as they are. They sit in a state the billing engine cannot see, so nothing can charge them by accident.
Compared every night
Same customer, same amount, same day — or we tell you precisely what disagreed. Wrong price, missing charge, unexpected charge, each reported separately, because they mean very different things.
Cut over on evidence
Move when the nights come back clean, cohort by cohort, each one the day after they were charged — so there is a full cycle of margin and never a double bill.
Nobody re-enters a card, because we reuse the payment method already vaulted in Shopify. We check every subscriber has a live one before we move them — and tell you which ones need a card update first, rather than letting them fall silently out of your revenue.
Why Shopify-native matters
Your store stays the source of truth.
Billed through Shopify's vault
Renewals charge the card Shopify already holds. No second processor, no card data touching us, no separate merchant account to reconcile.
Renewal orders are real orders
Every charge creates a normal Shopify order, so your 3PL, your inventory and your reporting carry on exactly as they do today.
Shopify's own card-update emails
When a card fails we trigger Shopify's hosted update flow — the customer updates it on your store, in your branding, not on a third-party page.
Selling plans, not theme surgery
Subscribe & Save appears through Shopify's native selling plans on your product pages, cart and checkout. No injected widgets, nothing to break at your next theme update.
Retention that acts, not reports
Cancel-save offers routed by reason, timed pauses that resume themselves, and a win-back ladder — all editable by you, all running without anyone pressing a button.
Failed payments fought properly
A retry ladder rather than a single attempt, and a dunning view that tells you which cards are genuinely dead instead of burying them in a list.