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ExitLoop vs Churn Buster

Churn Buster goes deeper on retries and tests. ExitLoop does both jobs for 97% less.

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What each costs

  • ExitLoop$149 a year

    Flat. Or $19 a month. No share of recovered revenue. Source: exitloop.app

  • Churn Buster$3,228 a year

    Dunning or cancel flows, starting at $269 a month. The fee is set by MRR, at about 0.1%. Month to month. Source: churnbuster.io

  • Churn Buster bundle$5,160 a year

    Dunning and cancel flows together, starting at $430 a month, based on MRR. Source: churnbuster.io

Prices checked on 1 November 2026 from each company’s public pages.

The short answer

Churn Buster sells dunning and cancel flows from $269 a month each, or $430 a month together, priced by MRR and month to month. It supports many billing and e-commerce platforms, tunes card retries, sends SMS, and has A/B testing in its cancel flow editor. ExitLoop is a flat $149 a year or $19 a month, Stripe only, with both pieces included. For high-volume or multi-platform billing, Churn Buster does more; for a Stripe SaaS on a budget, ExitLoop fits.

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Side by side

Marked cells show which side we’d pick on that row alone. We don’t win them all.

TopicExitLoopChurn Buster
How price scalesStronger hereFlat. Both pieces included.By MRR, at about 0.1% for one product. One product from $269 a month, both from $430 a month.
Cancel flowUp 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.Stronger hereExit survey with offers matched to reason, plan, product and tenure. Segmentation and A/B tests are in the bundle.
Failed-payment recoveryEmails with a link to a branded card update page. Reminders stop once Stripe confirms payment.Stronger hereRetries tuned to the decline, emails from your domain, SMS, then a team alert. No-login card update page on Stripe and Braintree.
Billing providersStripe Billing only. Paddle and Chargebee are not supported.Stronger hereStripe, Braintree, Recurly, Shopify, Recharge and many e-commerce subscription apps, plus an API.
Getting startedStronger hereSelf-serve sign-up with a 7-day free trial. A card is required at the start. No demo call.Free Measure plan; paid plans link to a booking call.

Choose Churn Buster if

  • You bill through Shopify subscription apps, Braintree or Recurly.
  • You want tuned card retries and SMS.
  • You want A/B tests in your cancel flow.

Choose ExitLoop if

  • You bill with Stripe and want both pieces for one small price.
  • You want $149 a year or $19 a month instead of a price that grows with MRR.
  • You want to sign up and test it today.

Moving from Churn Buster

If you bill with Stripe, you can run the whole move on test data first.

  1. Connect Stripe in test modeNothing reaches a real customer while you set up.
  2. Rebuild your reasons and offersGive each cancel reason its own discount, plan switch or pause, or no offer at all.
  3. Swap the code on your cancel buttonAdd the ExitLoop script with the customer and subscription IDs, then remove the old one.

Questions about Churn Buster

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How much does Churn Buster cost?

Churn Buster’s pricing page lists dunning or cancel flows from $269 a month each and both together from $430 a month, based on MRR. Plans run month to month, and Measure is free.

Does Churn Buster support Stripe?

Yes, alongside Braintree, Recurly and many e-commerce subscription platforms.

Does ExitLoop retry failed cards?

When a customer adds a new card on ExitLoop’s card update page, the unpaid invoice is retried right away. Scheduled retries stay with Stripe.

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