Where am I leaking revenue?
6 leak sources, audited weekly. Recover what's slipping.
You'd think you'd notice — you don't. Astra audits 6 leak sources weekly and recovers ~3-7% of monthly MRR you didn't know you'd lost.
The short answer
Astra audits 6 revenue leak sources every Monday and reports recoverable $$. (1) Failed payments — Stripe failed charges in the last 30 days that didn't auto-retry to success. She drafts personalized recovery emails per customer. (2) Expiring cards — cards expiring in next 60 days, automated card-update flow via Stripe + email reminder. (3) Downgrades not yet processed — customers who requested downgrade but billing didn't catch up. (4) Expansion misses — customers using >80% of plan limits not yet upgraded (Mixpanel + Stripe usage). (5) Unjustified refunds — refunds issued in last 30 days where the cause was avoidable (clear in Intercom thread). (6) Unbilled usage — usage-based features where billing didn't fire. Weekly Lark report shows total leak $$, top recovery actions ranked by ROI, one-click execution for safe items (failed payment retries, card update emails). Most teams recover 60-80% of identified leak within 30 days.
How Astra actually does it
- 1Audit failed payments
Stripe charges failed in last 30 days. Group by customer. Filter for those that didn't recover. Draft personalized recovery email per account.
Stripe - 2Catch expiring cards
Stripe cards expiring next 60 days. Trigger automated card-update flow + email reminder 14 days before expiration. Re-ping at 7 + 1 day if no update.
Stripe - 3Find expansion misses
Customers using >80% of plan limits per Mixpanel usage data, but still on lower tier. Draft upgrade conversation for sales/CS.
MixpanelStripe - 4Audit refunds for avoidable causes
Refunds last 30 days. Pull related Intercom thread. Classify cause (bug, confusion, billing error, true churn). Avoidable ones go to fix queue.
StripeIntercom - 5Deliver weekly report + auto-execute safe actions
Monday Lark: total leak $$, top recovery actions, one-click execution for safe items (retry failed payments, send card-update emails). Risky actions need approval.
Lark
What it looks like in chat
Weekly Monday Lark report: total leak $$, top recovery actions per source, one-click auto-execute for safe items, drafts ready for risky ones.
Weekly Monday 9am; mid-week emergency report if leak exceeds $5K.
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Why do failed payments slip through Stripe's automatic retry?
Stripe's smart retries recover ~50-60% of failed payments. The other 40-50% need human intervention — outdated card, billing address change, fraud lock, etc. Astra catches the slipped ones and drafts personalized recovery emails (which convert ~30% on top of Stripe's automatic recovery).
Can she actually retry payments or send emails automatically?
Default is one-click approval for batch actions. You can flip on auto-execute for low-risk categories (retry failed payments, send card update emails). Customer-facing comms always default to draft-only because tone matters more than speed.
What if expansion outreach feels pushy?
She drafts the outreach as a value-first message, not a sales pitch ('we noticed you're hitting limits — here's how to remove them, plus 20% off the upgrade if you do it this month'). Customers usually thank you for catching it. Pushy framing kills the relationship; helpful framing strengthens it.
How much revenue can I realistically recover?
Most teams recover 60-80% of identified leaks in 30 days = typically 3-7% of monthly MRR. For a $50K MRR company that's $1,500-3,500/mo recovered. Compounds annually to $18-42K. Setting up the loop pays for itself in week 1.
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