
Hey, I’m Mathew
Stripe billing & revenue recovery engineer
Recover up to 50-60% of failed subscription payments
I help SaaS founders and agencies recover lost revenue through smart Stripe optimization, webhook architecture, and smart dunning sequences.
Industry benchmark: top-quartile dunning and retry systems recover 55-70% of failed payments, vs. 30-45% for processor defaults (Recurly, ProfitWell subscription industry data).
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I help SaaS founders recover failed-payment churn through technical Stripe & Klaviyo optimization — built on retry logic and dunning practices that outperform processor defaults.
What I do
Stripe billing infrastructure, webhook architecture, and dunning systems that keep SaaS revenue from leaking.
Revenue Recovery
Identify and recover revenue lost to failed payments, expired cards, and involuntary churn. Smart dunning strategies that recover 40-60% of failed payments.
Webhook & Stripe Architecture
Idempotent webhook handling that eliminates race conditions, duplicate charges, and broken subscription states. Smart retries, event ordering, customer portal setup, and revenue recognition done right from day one.
Integration Architecture
Connect Stripe to Klaviyo for payment-triggered email flows. Bridge GHL and Stripe for unified pipeline and payment visibility across your business.
Revenue Engineering
Build a unified data model that connects marketing spend, sales pipeline, and payment health. See your revenue as one system, not three silos.
Revenue is one system, not three.
Featured Articles
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The 12 Stripe Webhook Events That Decide Whether Your SaaS Gets Paid
To run a reliable SaaS billing architecture, you need to track at least 12 Stripe events. I have gone over the entire Stripe Docs to fish these out. I promise you will understand why your SaaS needs to track them once you are done reading. If you don’t believe me, consider that Stripe stores them for a reason.
How to Fix Duplicate Charges and Broken Subscription States From Stripe Webhooks
Picture this: it's Tuesday morning, coffee's still hot, and a support ticket lands in your inbox. "I was charged twice for my subscription." You check Stripe. One charge, exactly as it should be. You check your own database, and there it is — two credit grants, two confirmation emails, a subscription marked active in two different tables like your app couldn't make up its mind. Stripe did everything right. Somewhere between Stripe's servers and yours, something went sideways. Here's the thing nobody tells you when you first wire up Stripe: none of that is actually a Stripe bug. It's a webhook race condition, and if you've been running billing on Stripe for more than a few months, there's a decent chance one is sitting in your codebase right now, waiting for the wrong two events to arrive at the wrong two milliseconds.
Resources
Tools and checklists for smarter Stripe recovery.
Access audit frameworks, a decline-code decision tree, a revenue leakage calculator, and case studies built for payment teams.
I help SaaS founders recover up to 50-60% of their “failed payment” churn through technical Stripe & Klaviyo optimization.
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