ProsperStack

Retention platform built around the cancellation flow. Segment who is cancelling, show them a targeted offer or deflection instead of a confirm button, and A/B test the whole thing. Winback campaigns, dunning and free-to-paid incentives run off the same engine.

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TLDR My quick take on ProsperStack
The cancel button is the highest-intent screen in your product and most teams ship a confirm dialog there. ProsperStack turns it into a flow that reads who is leaving and responds accordingly. Priced per cancel session, which keeps it honest, and A/B testing means you can prove the offer earns its discount.
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How does ProsperStack actually reduce churn?

Resurrection Habit Moment

ProsperStack owns the last screen before the exit, plus everything after it. That is the highest-intent moment you get, and also the latest one, so it is a ceiling on what the tool can do. It will save a share of people who were already leaving. It will not tell you three months earlier that an account stopped logging in. Pair it with something that watches behaviour if you want both ends of the problem covered.

What is ProsperStack?

ProsperStack is a cancellation flow with a serious engine behind it. A subscriber clicks cancel, and instead of a confirmation screen they get a flow that knows their plan, their billing history and their behaviour, then shows the deflection or offer most likely to keep them. Pause instead of cancel. A plan that fits what they actually use. A discount, but only for the segments where a discount pays for itself.

The survey is the other half. Questions branch based on what the subscriber picks, so you end up with a reason worth acting on rather than a tally of people choosing the first option. Sentiment analysis and reporting sit on top. This is the part that pays off months later, when you are deciding what to build and have real exit reasons instead of opinions.

What separates it from the simpler tools in this category is testing. Cancel flows and offers can be A/B tested, and the Autopilot feature prioritises the offers that save the most long-term revenue rather than the most sessions. That distinction matters more than it sounds. A 50% discount saves almost every session and quietly destroys the cohort's lifetime value, and without testing you will never see it happen.

The same engine runs three other things: winback campaigns for people who already left, dunning offers for failed payments, and conversion incentives for free users who are about to drift. Integrations are broad for this category, covering Stripe, Chargebee, Recurly, Paddle, Maxio, Braintree, Shopify and Recharge on the billing side, plus Salesforce, HubSpot, Segment, Klaviyo and Intercom for pushing the data somewhere useful.

Pricing starts at $200 a month on Grow for 50 to 500 cancel sessions. Prosper is $750 and adds A/B testing, Autopilot, custom segmentation and the CRM integrations, which is where the product gets genuinely interesting. Work out your monthly cancel sessions before you read the pricing page, because that number decides everything.

What can ProsperStack actually do?

  • Embeddable cancellation flow that adapts to subscriber attributes, billing data and behaviour
  • Targeted retention offers and deflection cards instead of one blanket discount
  • Conditional survey questions that branch on the answer, so exit reasons are specific
  • A/B testing on both the flow and the offers, available from the Prosper plan up
  • Autopilot, which prioritises the offers that save the most long-term revenue
  • Winback campaigns aimed at subscribers who already cancelled
  • Revenue recovery offers attached to failed payments
  • Free-to-paid conversion incentives run off the same engine
  • Custom segmentation and targeting rules, plus custom CSS and branding
  • Multi-language cancellation experiences on Enterprise
  • CRM and CDP sync to Salesforce, HubSpot, Segment and Klaviyo

Who should use ProsperStack?

Replace a confirm-cancel dialog with a flow that actually tries to save the subscriber
Find out why people cancel, in enough detail to put it on a roadmap
Test whether a retention offer earns back the revenue it gives away
Win back subscribers who cancelled months ago
Recover failed payments with an offer attached rather than a bare retry
Move free users to paid with an incentive timed to the moment they drift
Run retention across SaaS, ecommerce subscriptions and digital media on one platform

What are the pros and cons of ProsperStack?

Pros

  • The flow builder is genuinely no-code, so retention experiments stop queueing behind engineering
  • A/B testing on offers is the feature that stops you discounting your way into a worse cohort
  • Autopilot optimising for long-term revenue rather than sessions saved is the right objective, and most tools in this category pick the wrong one
  • Integration list is unusually broad, so it fits teams on Chargebee, Recurly or Shopify rather than Stripe only
  • Priced on cancel sessions, which scales with the problem instead of your headcount

Cons

  • $200 a month is a real line item for a small SaaS, and below roughly 50 cancellations a month you will not have the volume to test anything
  • The features that make it worth buying, A/B testing and Autopilot, live on the $750 plan
  • Overage is $75 per additional block of cancel sessions, so a bad month costs more than you budgeted
  • No free trial. You go through a demo, which slows down anyone who just wants to try it.
  • It owns the cancel moment and the winback. It will not tell you an account is drifting three months earlier.

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What does ProsperStack integrate with?

Stripe Chargebee Recurly Paddle Braintree Maxio Shopify Recharge Ordergroove Salesforce HubSpot Intercom Klaviyo Segment Slack Zapier

Frequently asked questions about ProsperStack

The questions buyers ask me most often about this tool.

What does ProsperStack cost?

Grow starts at $200 a month and covers 50 to 500 cancel sessions, with the cancellation flow, winback, revenue recovery and conversion incentives. Prosper starts at $750 and adds multiple flows, A/B testing, Autopilot offers, custom segmentation and CRM integrations. Enterprise is custom and adds unlimited sessions, multi-language and SSO. Additional sessions on Grow are $75 a block.

What counts as a cancel session?

One subscriber going through the cancellation flow. That is the unit the whole price list runs on, so count your monthly cancellations first and read the plans second. Grow tops out at 500 sessions a month and Prosper at 50,000.

Does ProsperStack work outside SaaS?

Yes, and that is part of the pitch. It is built for subscription businesses generally, with named support for ecommerce subscriptions and digital media, and integrations for Shopify, Recharge, Ordergroove and Stay AI alongside the usual SaaS billing stack.

Can I test offers rather than guessing?

On the Prosper plan and above. You can A/B test the flow itself and the individual offers, and Autopilot will weight toward the offers that protect the most long-term revenue. On Grow you get the flow and the offers but no testing, which means you are running on judgement.

Is there a free trial?

No. Every plan goes through a demo first. If you want to try a cancel flow this week without talking to anyone, look at a lighter tool and come back when your cancellation volume justifies the platform.

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Reviewed by Mark Ashworth

Founder of ChurnTools. I review every tool in this directory personally, talk to the people using them, and call out which ones I'd actually recommend (and which I wouldn't). No paid placements in the rankings.

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Founded: 2021
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