snagr
Built for Polar.sh stores

Money walks out.Snagr walks it back.

Abandoned checkout, failed renewal, or a cancellation — Snagr spots it and sends a short, friendly email sequence that brings the customer home. You keep 100% of what comes back.

One OAuth click · No card · 50 free emails every month

01

Cold checkout? Warm nudge.

Someone bails at checkout and Snagr follows up in 30 minutes with a link straight back to their saved cart.

02

Card declined? Fixed fast.

Failed renewals get a one-tap link to update payment — before the subscription quietly dies.

03

They left? Win them back.

30 days after a cancellation, a win-back note goes out. Resubscribes show up as recoveries on your dashboard.

Try it live

Switch flows. Preview the email. Send yourself a test.

Every sequence is editable, but here's exactly what ships by default — pick a flow below.

The sequence · step 1 of 3

FromAcme <recover@acme.com>

Tosam@gmail.com

SubjectSam, you're one step from Acme Pro

A

You're one step away

Hi Sam — you made it all the way to checkout for Acme Pro, then something interrupted you. Everything you entered is saved, so finishing takes under a minute.

Acme Pro$29.00
Complete my order

The dashboard

Your whole revenue picture, live from Polar.

Storefront revenue, checkout outcomes, cancellations, MRR forecast — and the slice Snagr brought back, measured against a real control group. Not a mockup: this is our own store, live.

The analytics are free for every Polar store, even if you never send a recovery email.

Early results

The first revenue Snagr brought back.

Our own Polar store, first full month live. Real numbers as they came in, not a projection.

$253

in revenue recovered

checkouts and renewals that had already stalled

30.9%

average open rate

against a ~21% email industry average

10

customers won back

abandoned checkouts, failed renewals, canceled subs

97.4%

inbox delivery

authenticated DKIM / SPF / DMARC

Measured against a 5% no-email holdback. Lift over sending nothing, not coincidence.

Pricing

One flat price.
Keep everything you recover.

Free

No card required

$0· 50 emails/mo

The whole product, capped at 50 recovery emails a month. Hit the cap and extra sends wait — never dropped — till the month resets.

  • All three sequence types
  • Full analytics & revenue forecasting
  • Shared sending domain
  • 14-day attribution window

Pro · Early bird

was $49 — save $20/mo

$29/mo flat

Unlimited recovery emails, 0% of your revenue. One customer back and it's paid for itself — everything after is pure profit.

  • Unlimited recovery emails
  • Your own sending domain (DKIM/SPF/DMARC)
  • Unlimited Polar orgs
  • Holdback lift reporting

Lock in $29/mo for life · cancel anytime · no rev-share, ever

Questions

The short version.

How is a recovery attributed?
If a customer converts (completes a checkout, or a subscription returns to active) within 14 days of the most recent email we sent, the conversion is attributed to that sequence run. The attribution timestamp, source email, and amount are stored verbatim — that's the recovered-revenue number on your dashboard.
What does the 5% holdback do?
5% of triggered sequences are randomly assigned to a control group that receives no emails. We then compare recovery rate (us) vs recovery rate (control). The difference is the incremental lift — the part that's actually our doing. You see this number in the dashboard.
Multiple Polar organizations on one account?
Yes. Each connection is scoped per-team. The dashboard has an org switcher; metrics either pivot per-org or aggregate across all of them.
What happens to suppressed customers?
Unsubscribes, hard bounces, and complaints land in a per-team suppression list. Future sequences for that email are skipped at trigger time and at every step send (re-checked twice, late-bound). The unsubscribe link works without login per CAN-SPAM / Gmail bulk-sender requirements.