Analytics · RevenueCat · Growth plan
When a RevenueCat subscriber's billing fails, Apple and Google keep their subscription active during a grace period while they retry the charge. This dashboard shows every subscriber currently in that window — before it becomes churn.
App Store + Play Store
Both stores shown in one dashboard
Days at risk
Per subscriber — sorted by urgency
MRR exposure
See the revenue at risk, not just the count
Quick answer
A grace period dashboard tracks mobile subscription billing failures during the Apple and Google retry window. When a RevenueCat subscriber's charge fails, both stores keep the subscription active for 6–16 days while retrying. Recurflux shows every subscriber in that window — store, days at risk, and MRR exposure — sorted by urgency. Available on the Growth plan.
The problem
During a grace period the subscription stays active, so the subscriber appears healthy in your RevenueCat dashboard. The billing failure is invisible — until the grace period ends and they churn without warning.
Without the grace period dashboard
With Recurflux
How it works
01
Apple or Google fails to charge a subscriber. The store activates a grace period and keeps the subscription active while retrying. Recurflux detects this immediately via RevenueCat.
02
The subscriber shows up in the Grace Period dashboard with: their name, store (App Store or Play Store), days in the window, and their monthly revenue contribution.
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Recurflux sends a recovery email prompting the subscriber to update their payment method in the App Store or Play Store. The store handles the actual billing update.
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If the store retries successfully, the subscriber is removed from the dashboard. If the grace period ends without a successful charge, the subscription lapses and the subscriber moves to win-back.
What you see
01
Every subscriber in a grace period on one screen. Sorted by days at risk — the ones closest to lapsing are always at the top.
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Each row shows which store the subscriber is on — App Store or Play Store — so you can understand the split and see if one store has a higher failure rate.
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Total MRR currently in grace period shown at the top of the dashboard. See the revenue exposure, not just the subscriber count.
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See how this works →FAQ
When a billing charge fails for an App Store or Play Store subscriber, Apple and Google keep the subscription active for a short window while they retry the charge — typically 6 to 16 days depending on the store. The subscriber keeps access during this time. If the charge never succeeds, the subscription lapses at the end of the grace period.
Every RevenueCat subscriber currently in a grace period: their name, the store (App Store or Play Store), how many days they have been in the window, and their MRR contribution. Sorted by days at risk so the most urgent accounts are always at the top.
Yes. Recurflux can trigger a recovery email sequence for subscribers identified in the grace period — reminding them to update their payment method in the App Store or Play Store before their access lapses.
Growth plan only, for RevenueCat merchants. It is not available on Rise or Surge.
Yes. Recurflux reads grace period status from your connected RevenueCat account. No additional setup is required beyond the initial RevenueCat integration.
Related features
Retention
When the grace period ends without recovery, win-back fires automatically.
Analytics
The main recovery view — grace period data feeds into the same MRR metrics.
Analytics
90 days of failure history pulled on connect — including past grace period events.
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