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- ExitLoop vs Baremetrics
ExitLoop vs Baremetrics
Baremetrics is analytics first, with retention as add-ons. ExitLoop is retention only, for far less.
See the numbers as a table
| Annual recurring revenue | Baremetrics | Plan | ExitLoop |
|---|---|---|---|
| Under $360K | $3,996 | Launch with both add-ons | $149 |
| $360K to $3.6M | $6,156 | Growth with both add-ons | $149 |
| Over $3.6M | $16,920 | Scale with both add-ons | $149 |
Prices checked on 1 November 2026 from each company’s public pages.
The short answer
Baremetrics is a subscription analytics tool. Payment recovery and cancellation insights are add-ons at $129 a month each, on top of a plan from $75 a month. Recover sends up to seven emails and SMS with a card update page but leaves card retries to your processor; Cancellation Insights pairs an exit survey with a discount. ExitLoop does both jobs for $149 a year or $19 a month, Stripe only. If you want Baremetrics’ revenue analytics, the add-ons fit; if you want just retention, ExitLoop costs less.
Click through what your customers would see
This is ExitLoop’s cancel screen, running on this page. Pick a reason and the offer changes with it. “Continue cancelling” is always there.
No demo call to book. Connect Stripe test mode and you’re running this on your own plans.
Side by side
Marked cells show which side we’d pick on that row alone. We don’t win them all.
| Topic | ExitLoop | Baremetrics |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Stronger hereFlat $149 a year or $19 a month for both. | $129 a month for Payment Recovery and $129 a month for Cancellation Insights, plus a plan from $75 a month based on ARR. |
| Cancel flow | Stronger hereUp to 5 branded flows, one per product and Stripe account. Each reason can get its own offer: a discount, a plan switch, a pause, or no offer. | An exit survey by email or in-app widget, with a targeted discount when a customer tries to cancel. |
| Failed-payment recovery | Emails with a link to a branded card update page. Reminders stop once Stripe confirms payment. | Stronger hereUp to seven emails, optional SMS, a hosted card update page and an in-app banner. Card retries are left to your processor. |
| Billing providers | Stripe Billing only. Paddle and Chargebee are not supported. | Stronger hereRecover supports Stripe, Braintree and Recurly, with partial Chargebee support. |
| Analytics | Offers accepted, changes confirmed in Stripe, and payments received at renewal are counted separately. | Stronger hereFull subscription analytics: MRR, churn, LTV and forecasts. |
Where the prices come from
- ExitLoop$149 a year
Flat. Or $19 a month. No share of recovered revenue. Source: exitloop.app
- Baremetrics, both add-ons$3,996 a year
Payment Recovery and Cancellation Insights at $129 a month each, on the $75 a month Launch plan. Larger companies pay more. Source: baremetrics.com
Choose Baremetrics if
- You want subscription analytics and retention in one place.
- You bill through Braintree or Recurly.
- You want SMS and in-app banners for failed payments.
Choose ExitLoop if
- You want a cancel flow with more than a discount: plan switches and pauses too.
- You want both jobs for $149 a year or $19 a month instead of two add-ons.
- You bill with Stripe.
Moving from Baremetrics
If you bill with Stripe, you can run the whole move on test data first.
- Connect Stripe in test modeNothing reaches a real customer while you set up.
- Rebuild your reasons and offersGive each cancel reason its own discount, plan switch or pause, or no offer at all.
- Swap the code on your cancel buttonAdd the ExitLoop script with the customer and subscription IDs, then remove the old one.
Questions about Baremetrics
Something else on your mind? Ask us.
How much do Baremetrics Recover and Cancellation Insights cost?
Baremetrics’ pricing page lists Payment Recovery and Cancellation Insights at $129 a month each, added to a plan that starts at $75 a month. That’s $333 a month, or $3,996 a year, before any annual discount.
Does Baremetrics Recover retry failed cards?
Baremetrics says Recover doesn’t retry charges itself; it leaves retries to your payment processor and handles the emails and card update page.
Does ExitLoop include revenue analytics?
ExitLoop reports on retention: saves, recovered payments, and revenue kept. It isn’t a full analytics suite like Baremetrics.
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Competitor details come from their public websites on 1 November 2026 and may have changed since. Spot something out of date? Tell us.
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