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ExitLoop vs SaveMRR

Close on price when you’re small. Past 250 customers, only ExitLoop stays flat.

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ExitLoop$149a year, at every size
SaveMRR, Starter$180$31 a year more than ExitLoop.
SaveMRR’s founding-member prices, billed yearly. It says Starter and Growth rise once 150 founder spots are gone. Offers matched to the cancel reason start on Growth.
See the numbers as a table
CustomersSaveMRRPlanExitLoop
Up to 250$180Starter$149
Up to 2,500$468Growth$149
Over 2,500$948Scale$149

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

The short answer

SaveMRR and ExitLoop are both Stripe-only and both pair a cancel flow with failed-payment follow-up. SaveMRR prices by customer count: $180 a year for up to 250 customers, with reason-matched offers starting on Growth at $468 a year. ExitLoop is a flat $149 a year or $19 a month with a different offer per reason included and no customer limit. Under 250 customers and happy with one standard offer, SaveMRR is cheaper; past that, ExitLoop costs less.

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Before you go, what could be better?

Side by side

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

TopicExitLoopSaveMRR
How price scalesStronger hereFlat. No customer limit.By customer count: 250 on Starter, 2,500 on Growth, unlimited on Scale ($948 a year).
Cancel flowStronger 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.Exit survey with an offer. Offers matched to the reason (discount, pause, extra trial days) start on Growth.
Failed-payment recoveryEmails with a link to a branded card update page. Reminders stop once Stripe confirms payment.Stronger hereStarter sends one email and retries the card. Growth sends three emails plus SMS, with a no-login card update link.
Billing providersStripe Billing only. Paddle and Chargebee are not supported.Stripe only.
Getting startedSelf-serve sign-up with a 7-day free trial. A card is required at the start. No demo call.Stronger hereFree revenue scan, the first $200 recovered free, no sales call.

Where the prices come from

  • ExitLoop$149 a year

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

  • SaveMRR Starter$180 a year

    Founding-member price billed yearly, up to 250 customers. Reason-matched offers are on Growth ($468 a year). Source: savemrr.co

  • SaveMRR Growth$468 a year

    $49 a month billed yearly, or $99 monthly. Up to 2,500 customers, reason-matched offers. Source: savemrr.co

Choose SaveMRR if

  • You have under 250 customers and one standard offer is enough.
  • You want SMS reminders for failed payments.
  • You want to try it on your first $200 of recovered revenue.

Choose ExitLoop if

  • You want a different offer for each cancel reason without moving up a tier.
  • You have, or expect, more than 250 customers.
  • You want one price, $149 a year or $19 a month, as you grow.

Moving from SaveMRR

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 SaveMRR

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How much does SaveMRR cost?

SaveMRR’s homepage lists Starter at $19 a month billed yearly ($180 a year) for up to 250 customers, Growth at $49 a month billed yearly for up to 2,500, and Scale at $99 a month billed yearly for unlimited customers.

Are both Stripe only?

Yes. Neither lists Paddle, Chargebee or other billing providers.

Does ExitLoop limit how many customers I can have?

No. ExitLoop is $149 a year or $19 a month at any size.

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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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