Payment Portal
A hosted page where customers update their card or pause their subscription — on your subdomain, with your branding. No password. No dev work.
Your domain
Runs on your subdomain — no Recurflux branding
1-click
Access from every dunning email — no login required
0
Lines of code needed to deploy the portal
Quick answer
A hosted payment portal is a branded page where subscribers update their card or pause their subscription without logging in. Recurflux runs the portal on your subdomain with your logo and colors, embedding a unique one-click link in every dunning email. No password, no dev work, no Recurflux branding visible to the customer.
The problem
Without a portal
With the Recurflux portal
How it works
01
Each recovery email includes a one-click portal link unique to that customer. No login, no password reset — just a link.
02
The customer lands on your subdomain: billing.yourcompany.com. Your logo, your brand colors, your language. The page loads with their account context already populated.
03
Primary action: update payment method. From dunning step 3 onward, a secondary option appears — pause for 30 days instead of letting the subscription lapse.
04
Card saved. Recurflux triggers the next retry immediately. If the retry succeeds, the dunning sequence stops and the account is marked recovered.
What you control
01
Set your preferred subdomain in settings and point a CNAME. Add your logo, brand color, and custom header text. The portal looks like your product.
02
Choose at which dunning step the pause option appears. Default is step 3. You can enable it from step 1 or disable it entirely per plan.
03
See which customers visited the portal, when, and what action they took — updated card, chose to pause, or left without acting.
Hosted card update page — no code required. Connect and reduce card-update friction today.
See how this works →FAQ
No. The portal runs on your subdomain (e.g., billing.yourcompany.com), displays your logo and brand colors, and shows no Recurflux branding. The experience is entirely yours.
Every dunning email includes a unique, one-click portal link — no login, no password. The link is tied to their account. They click it and land directly on the update page.
Yes. At dunning step 3, the portal surfaces a "pause for 30 days" option before the customer reaches a cancellation decision. Paused accounts resume at 40–60% vs. 10–15% after a full cancel.
In settings, you set your preferred subdomain and point a CNAME record at Recurflux. No code required. The portal goes live in under 5 minutes.
Yes. The portal is fully responsive. It renders correctly on any screen size — most customers update their card from a mobile device.
Related features
Email & SMS
The emails that link to the portal — multi-step sequences on your domain.
Retention
The pause option that lives inside the portal. 40–60% of paused accounts resume.
Recovery
Monthly card expiry checks that prevent failures before they happen.
Works with your processor
Live in under 5 minutes