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ExitLoop vs Raaft
Raaft connects to more billing tools. ExitLoop adds payment recovery and never counts sessions.
See the numbers as a table
| Cancel sessions a month | Raaft | Plan | ExitLoop |
|---|---|---|---|
| 20 | $0 | Free | $149 |
| 50 | $948 | Basic | $149 |
| 100 | $948 | Basic | $149 |
| 125 | $1,848 | Basic plus 25 extra sessions | $149 |
| 150 | $2,748 | Basic plus 50 extra sessions | $149 |
| 175 | $3,588 | Premium | $149 |
| 200 | $3,588 | Premium | $149 |
| 500 | $3,588 | Premium | $149 |
Prices checked on 1 November 2026 from each company’s public pages.
The short answer
Raaft is a cancel-flow tool priced by sessions: free for 20 a month, $79 a month for 100, then $3 for each extra session or $299 a month for unlimited. ExitLoop is a flat $149 a year or $19 a month and adds failed-payment follow-up next to the cancel flow, but it supports only Stripe. If you bill through Braintree, Recurly, Chargebee, Paddle or Lemon Squeezy, Raaft connects to more of them.
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 | Raaft |
|---|---|---|
| How price scales | Stronger hereFlat. No session count. | By sessions: one per user, per outcome, per day. Basic includes 100 a month, then $3 each. |
| Free plan | 7-day free trial, then paid. | Stronger hereFree plan with 20 sessions a month. |
| Cancel flow | Up 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. | Unlimited flows. Cancel automatically or send the request to your support team. |
| Failed-payment recovery | Stronger hereEmails with a link to a branded card update page. Reminders stop once Stripe confirms payment. | Not listed on Raaft’s pricing page. |
| Billing providers | Stripe Billing only. Paddle and Chargebee are not supported. | Stronger hereStripe, Braintree, Recurly, Chargebee, Paddle and Lemon Squeezy, plus Zapier. |
| Reporting | Stronger hereOffers accepted, changes confirmed in Stripe, and payments received at renewal are counted separately. | Churn reporting on every plan. |
Where the prices come from
- ExitLoop$149 a year
Flat. Or $19 a month. No share of recovered revenue. Source: exitloop.app
- Raaft Basic$948 a year
$79 a month for 100 sessions. Extra sessions $3 each. Source: raaft.io
- Raaft Premium$3,588 a year
$299 a month, unlimited sessions. Source: raaft.io
Choose Raaft if
- You see fewer than 20 cancellations a month and want to stay free.
- You bill with a provider other than Stripe.
- You want cancellations routed to support instead of happening automatically.
Choose ExitLoop if
- You bill with Stripe and want payment recovery in the same plan.
- You don’t want the bill to rise with each busy month of cancellations.
- You want to see which saves Stripe actually confirmed.
Moving from Raaft
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 Raaft
Something else on your mind? Ask us.
How much does Raaft cost?
Raaft’s public pricing page lists Free (20 sessions a month), Basic at $79 a month for 100 sessions with extra sessions at $3, and Premium at $299 a month for unlimited sessions.
What is a Raaft session?
Raaft counts one session per unique user, per unique outcome, per day.
Does ExitLoop limit how many customers see the flow?
No. Pricing is a flat $149 a year or $19 a month.
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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.
The next customer who clicks cancel might stay
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