Get the offer right.
An offer that makes subscribing the obvious choice, not a hidden checkbox.
- Subscription offer and pricing
- Subscribe placement on the PDP
- Delivery frequency options
- Subscription upgrade prompts
- Customer portal experience
Retention · Programs
Subscription program optimization, winback and churn reduction, loyalty and rewards.
Subscriptions and loyalty turn one order into a habit — when they are designed well. We fix the offer, the churn logic and the rewards so customers choose to stay.
Free Revenue Audit
Your 3 biggest revenue leaks, on video, in 3 business days.
What’s included
A subscription with no churn plan leaks. A loyalty program nobody understands is a cost. We design both around the behavior you want to reward.
An offer that makes subscribing the obvious choice, not a hidden checkbox.
The cancel flow and the moments before it, where most programs quietly lose customers.
A program that rewards repeat behavior without giving margin away.
Inside the portal
Most cancellations are a timing problem, not a product problem. A portal with skip, swap and pause turns “cancel” into “not this month.”
Daily Greens · 30 servings
Every 4 weeks · $42
Next delivery
Tuesday, October 14
Cancel subscription
Most people who cancel just have too much. Would one of these help?
What you get
Built around your economics, so every reward and save offer is one you can afford.
Subscriber cohorts, churn reasons and loyalty economics reviewed.
PDF · at kickoffOffer, churn logic and rewards structure, modeled against margin.
Editable modelPortal, cancel flow, loyalty set-up and messaging built in your apps.
Live in your stackChurn, subscriber LTV and loyalty participation, reported monthly.
Monthly reportHow it works
We stop the churn before we chase new subscribers — it is the cheaper win.
Loyalty, designed
Every tier is priced against margin before launch. The rewards go to the behavior you want more of — ordering again, and bringing friends.
From your first order
From $250 a year
From $750 a year
Who it’s for
Below roughly 500 orders a month (about 50,000 sessions at a 1% conversion rate), a testing program produces inconclusive results. Brands under that floor get research-led fixes and implementation instead, or an honest referral.
Case studies
RetentionAG1· Supplements+63%Subscriber conversion rate+37% average order valueSubscription-first product pages
RetentionCambie· B2B ingredients+58%Repeat order rate18 days time between orders, down from monthly · within six months of launchA reorder-first account experience
AOVGhost Lifestyle· Fitness+62%Average order value+38% returning customer rate · after the bundle and subscription workSubscription-first bundles and loyalty
AOVJot· Coffee+126%Average order valueBundling and subscription structure“We've increased our revenue by 35–40% by working with 100xRetention. They can do things with Shopify that even Shopify thinks are impossible.”
David FoleyCambieCambie case study FAQ
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The major Shopify subscription apps. If yours limits what is possible, we will say so before recommending a move.
No. Some brands need one, some need both. The audit tells you which is worth doing first.
Not if they are designed well. We use pause and swap before discounts, and test what actually keeps people.
Churn rate, subscriber lifetime value and loyalty participation — against margin, not just revenue.
Yes. We design the offer, set up the app and build the messaging around it.
Cancel-flow changes show within weeks. LTV takes longer, so we report leading indicators as it moves.