Every payment that failed, every card expiring before a renewal, every renewal slipping, with the customer, the amount and the date attached. See the whole thing working on a full sample book, free.
No card · No expiry · Your own customers start on a paid plan
Everything below runs on a sample book. Your own numbers replace it the moment you connect Stripe on a paid plan.
Risk, evidence, prepared action
Sample · a full workspace on our book, nothing to connect
Sample accounts above the risk line
$17,400/mo
Current MRR across three sample accounts in medium or high risk bands. The evidence below is drawn from the sample book's own product-activity history. This is exposure, not a forecast that all three will churn.
Work first
Highest revenue first within each risk band.
What needs attention
Current MRR for this account
$8,400/mo
High risk · 82/100
Sample ranking score, not a probability
Start here. It is the largest account in the sample high-risk band, with three behavior changes showing in its product-activity history.
From the founder
I've watched too many SaaS teams lose customers they could have saved, not because the signals weren't there, but because the tools that read them cost $30K and six months. Exeechain is the platform I wished existed when I was running CS. It's priced for teams that are still building, not just teams that already won.
If you would rather just ask me: book a 20-minute leak review. We look at your billing together, I tell you what I see, and you keep the answer whether or not you ever buy anything.
Lachu Man Basnet
Founder, Exeechain
Northgate Labs
Pro plan · $8,400 MRR
Renews in 12 days
Why
Exeechain
Drafts the save and holds it for your approval. Payment recovery goes out on its own, after a window where you can stop it. A recovered dollar counts only when it is measured, and a save the customer later undoes is reversed.
First scores in 15 minutes · Cancel any time · Score and outcome shown are Sample data.
Workflows
Not canned playbooks. You compose your own workflows from real building blocks, as simple or as branching as your customer base demands. Below: one starter template, mid-run.
Live workflow
Payment-failure rescue
Payment failed
Signal starts the workflow
Rescue email
Drafted · held for approval
Wait 3 days
Durable · quiet hours
Recovered?
Checks live billing
Goal met
31Journey completes itself. No drips after the win.
Human takes over
7A task with the workflow's full context.
09:14Payment fails at Stripe. Northgate Labs enters the workflow.
09:14Rescue email drafted from Northgate's own data. Held for your approval.
09:21You approve. Sent.
09:21Journey parks for 3 days. Overnight? It waits for morning.
Day 3The branch asks billing, live: payment recovered.
Day 3Goal met. Journey completes. Save verified against billing.
Sample run · funnel per step in the builder: 56 entered · 41 through · 38 evaluated · 31 converted · 7 handed off
Every piece above is a block in the visual builder. Chain as many as your playbook needs, nest branches inside branches, and dry-run the whole graph on a real customer before it ever touches one.
Or skip the canvas: tell the Copilot “win back customers whose renewal is 60 days out” and it drafts the whole workflow - steps, branches, goal - for you to review and enable.
Goal-aware
Set the outcome (risk below 40, payment recovered) and the workflow completes the moment it's true. Conversion counted per journey, not assumed.
A/B tested
Route half your runs down each path with one branch. Deterministic per customer, so a crash or retry never flips someone's arm mid-journey.
Polite by default
Autonomous sends respect your quiet hours and hold until morning. Anything you approve by hand goes immediately - you decided.
Funnel truth
Entered, through, dropped - straight from the run log, on every step in the builder. You see where journeys leak, not just whether they ran.
Starter library included. Basic workflows on Multiplier · advanced branching, A/B splits, and 50 active workflows on Command. Explore workflow automation
Every customer scored daily. Three reasons in plain English.
Retention agent · draft ready
Wanted to check in before your renewal
“Hi Nora, I noticed your team's usage dipped this month and your renewal is coming up. I'd love to make sure you're getting everything you should…”
Grounded in: logins · NPS · renewal date · support tone
Retention Agent
The agent drafts every save from the account's own data, then waits for your click. Never silent, always vetoable.
Recoverable now
$8,400
Failed payments, past due
At risk
$31,200
Renewals unconfirmed
Recovered
$12,000
Verified against billing
Revenue Leaks
Failing payments, lapsing renewals, missed expansion. Every dollar traces to an account you can act on today. Example figures.
Verified reactivation revenue, a separate line from saves. Example.
Win-back
The agent re-engages lost accounts with a grounded, approved offer, and books only the revenue it truly brings back.
And there's more
QBR (the quarterly business review you send your bigger accounts)s, revenue forecasts and save plans, included from day one.
QBR Generator
Revenue Forecast
AI Save Plans
The AI turns risk signals into an executive brief, three approved actions, and 7-day / 14-day recovery proof.
How we score
Most churn isn't mysterious. The signals are sitting in tools you already use. We read them, weight them, surface the three that matter, per customer, every morning.
Plays nice with your stack
Stripe
Salesforce
HubSpot
Slack
Intercom
Zendesk
Mixpanel
CSV Import
REST API
Webhooks
Tracking Snippet
Email Domain
CSV import + REST webhooks cover anything not on this list. Trademarks belong to their respective owners.
Why this matters
more expensive to acquire a new customer than to retain an existing one.
the profit lift from a 5% increase in customer retention.
SaaS churn is involuntary - a payment that failed, not a customer who left. Recurly's network data puts voluntary SaaS churn at 2.16% against 1.06% involuntary; the division is ours.
Numbers you can defend
Most tools report “influenced revenue” you'd never take to a CFO. Exeechain counts only what it verifies against your billing.
What most tools report
“Influenced” revenue: attributed, unverifiable, quietly inflated.
What Exeechain reports
Traced to billing by the weekly verify job. Every figure has a source you can open.
Sample.
Trust & security
Enterprise tier
Need in-VPC inference, SSO or white-label? Talk to us. On this tier AI runs on a private endpoint, VPC-bound or on-prem, with no third-party model involved at all. On every other plan inference runs in the United States at Anthropic, with NVIDIA as the fallback, and neither trains on your data - the full list is on our privacy page.
Pricing
Free finds the revenue you're leaking and writes the save. Paid sends it, automates it, and proves what it recovered.
Free
The entire product, unlocked, running on a full sample book. Nothing greyed out. The only thing it will not do is touch your own customers.
Shield
Up to 150 customers
Find the revenue you're leaking (failed payments and renewals at risk), then detect churn, draft the save, and route it for approval. Copilot included.
Most popularMultiplier
Up to 500 customers
Daily risk detection, unlimited save plans, QBRs, expansion AI, and ROI proof.
Command
Up to 2,000 customers
Real-time scoring, Salesforce sync, higher Retention Agent limits, dedicated onboarding.
Frequently asked
No, and not in a trial sense either. A free account runs the ENTIRE product - scoring with its drivers, the revenue leaks, drafted save emails, playbooks, workflows, the agent - on a full sample book, with no card and nothing greyed out, so you can judge whether the judgement is any good before you spend anything. What a paid plan adds (from $299/mo) is pointing all of it at your own customers: Stripe connected read-only, your accounts, your dollars. If you want a number for your own book before then, the leak scan sizes it from your MRR and churn rate without any billing access at all.
Exeechain finds the revenue you never decided to lose. It names every payment that failed and never came back, every card expiring before a renewal, and every renewal slipping, with the customer and the dollars attached. Signing up is free and runs the whole product on a complete sample book, so you can judge it before connecting anything. Paying (from $299/mo) is what acts on it: risk scoring with the drivers explained, save emails drafted for your team to approve and send, retention playbooks, automated QBRs, win-back for customers who already left, and a ledger that only books recovered revenue it can prove. It's built to replace heavyweight platforms like Gainsight and ChurnZero for teams that don't have six months and $30K to spend on implementation.
Gainsight publishes no rates; Vendr's observed median is $49,879 a year across 367 purchases, and its reported rollout is reported 4-6 months, with consultants. Exeechain starts at $299/mo. First scores in 15 minutes. Full accuracy in 24 hours. No implementation project: AI churn scoring, retention playbooks, revenue-leak recovery, an Copilot, and Slack alerts from day one on the entry plan. The full revenue suite (QBR automation, expansion detection, champion tracking, revenue forecast, and the autonomous Retention Agent) is on Multiplier from $999/mo. Same outcomes, roughly 80% lower total cost.
Yes. Encryption at rest and in transit, with tenant isolation enforced at the database layer (Postgres row-level security) and role-based access controls. Customer data is never used to train models. Full data export and deletion are available from Settings → Privacy. HIPAA is not currently supported; do not upload PHI.
No. Exeechain is designed so a single CS manager, or a founder running CS themselves, can cover hundreds of customers. The daily digest tells you what to do; the playbooks run automatically; the Copilot answers questions you'd otherwise ask an analyst. It's designed to do the work Gainsight customers hire admins and analysts for, so a much smaller team can cover the same number of accounts.
Predict, prevent, and recover revenue from churn, in the time it takes to make coffee.
Prefer a human first? Book a 20-minute leak review with the founder. You leave with your three biggest leaks, whether or not you buy.