Churn Radar
Takes over hearing about cancellations last
Watches engagement, logins and reply patterns and flags customers who are drifting while there's still time.
Early warnings on accounts going quiet, review requests at the right moment, and a heads-up when a customer is ready for more.
Agents that spot drifting accounts, collect reviews and find upsells.
Takes over hearing about cancellations last
Watches engagement, logins and reply patterns and flags customers who are drifting while there's still time.
Takes over chasing reviews and testimonials
Asks happy customers for a review at the right moment and collects what they say for your marketing.
Takes over missed upsells
Spots customers who are ready for more based on usage and growth, and drafts the outreach.
Most cancellations don't come out of nowhere. Replies slow down, logins drop off, a check-in gets skipped. Nobody has time to watch every account closely enough to see it.
The retention agents watch the signals for you, flag who needs a call, ask happy customers for reviews and point out who's ready to buy more.
Every agent starts in approve-first mode: a person signs off on its work until it has earned more room.
We find the manual work that costs you the most and rank what to automate first.
We set up the first agents inside your current tools and test them with your team.
We keep improving what's live and add the next agent when you're ready.
It watches the signals you already have, like reply times, logins, missed check-ins and support tickets, and flags accounts that change pattern so a person can reach out.
It depends on the agent and your tools. The audit call decides which agents come first, here or in another department, and you'll get a realistic timeline before you commit.
Not at first. Every agent starts in approve-first mode, and you give it more room as it proves itself.
No. We connect to what you already use and you retire old tools when you're ready.
You do. The accounts, automations and data stay in your name.
It depends on which agents you start with. You'll get a clear quote after the audit, before anything gets built.