Failure-code detection
Dunlo reads Stripe declines as they happen.
Dunlo recovers failed Stripe payments by explaining what happened, sending the right recovery message, and pausing risky accounts for founder review.
Failed payments
Northstar Labs
insufficient_funds
$348
Hearthline
expired_card
$87
RivetDesk
authentication_required
$129
$3.8k
MRR recovered
$9.6k
MRR at risk
12
accounts saved
Founder escalation
Subject: RivetDesk payment approval
The note explains the bank step and links back to Stripe.
Escalation
Dunlo handles routine failed payments automatically, then pauses sensitive accounts and drafts a founder note with Stripe context already attached.
$956
payment value
$500
founder threshold
4
steps before send
0
generic reminders
Account
Northstar Ledger
$956
failed
3y
customer
Active step
authentication_required
Stripe failed
Dunlo paused
Draft written
Founder sends
Founder draft
Hi Lucas, I saw the Northstar Ledger payment needs bank approval.
I paused the automated reminders so this does not feel noisy.
Here is the secure Stripe link when you are ready to approve it.
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Features
Failed-payment recovery without a finance-suite migration.
Dunlo reads Stripe declines as they happen.
Expired cards, SCA, and soft declines get different copy.
Sensitive accounts stop before automation gets noisy.
See open, recovered, and paused revenue in one place.
Live queue
Stripe connectedexpired_card
card update
insufficient_funds
retry window
authentication_required
bank approval
do_not_honor
manual review
recovered this week
$8,420
How it works
Dunlo keeps the setup short, then makes every failed payment visible as it moves from signal to message to recovered revenue.
Connect StripeRecovery loop
invoice.payment_failed
now
authentication_required
SCA path
founder_threshold
$500+
payment_method_updated
$956
OAuth
connected
Sequences
connected
Revenue
connected
ROI calculator
Move the slider to model failed MRR, recoverable revenue, and the payback window. The assumptions stay visible so the number feels useful, not magical.
Adjust from $1,000 to $20,000
$6,000
30-day estimate
$189likely recoverable this month
$300
Failed MRR at risk
$2,268
Yearly upside
3.9x
30-day ROI
Based on a 5% failed-payment rate and 63% recoverability. Actual recovery depends on decline reason mix, customer segment, retry timing, and message quality.
See my benchmarkBeta pricing
No recovered-revenue cut. No long migration. Dunlo is priced like a focused Stripe recovery tool, not a finance suite.
No. Stripe can retry cards. Dunlo handles the customer-facing recovery layer around Stripe: message, timing, founder escalation, and recovered-revenue reporting.
The copy is plain, specific, and tied to the payment reason. High-value or sensitive accounts can be paused for a founder note before anything goes out.
No. Dunlo is free during beta. The public pricing direction exists so founders know what happens after the beta period.
No. Card updates happen through Stripe-hosted flows. Dunlo uses payment and subscription context, not full card numbers or CVC data.

Founder story
Founder story
I built Dunlo after seeing how easily a $49/mo customer can disappear from a Stripe failure with no human follow-up.
Recover before churn