Recurring revenue engine

Subscription automation for SaaS

Stop building custom billing logic. Automate trials, tiered access, dunning windows, and churn recovery with a licensing engine designed for modern MRR growth.

The retention logic engine

Subscriptions aren't "set and forget." They are a constant state of entitlement validation. We handle the heavy lifting of lease renewals and grace periods so you can focus on building features.

99%
Automation
-24%
Churn rate

Smart Grace Periods

Don't kill access the second a card fails. Define dunning windows (3, 7, or 14 days) to allow for payment retries without disrupting user workflow.

Tiered Entitlements

Gate specific features (API access, exports, team seats) behind license metadata. Instantly unlock features when a user upgrades via dashboard.

Webhooks & Integration

Native support for Stripe, Paddle, and LemonSqueezy. When a sub cancels, we automatically transition the license to `suspended`.

Rolling Leases

Issue short-term leases (e.g., 7 days) that refresh automatically on launch. Perfect for preventing long-term usage of cancelled keys.

The SaaS lifecycle

01

Trial

Start with a time-limited key. No card required. Capture telemetry to identify high-intent users early.

02

Convert

Payment event received. We instantly extend the expiry and unlock "Pro" features via license metadata.

03

Renew

Monthly heartbeat checks. Each check-in refreshes the local lease, keeping the app working offline-ish.

04

Win-back

Churn detected? Suspend the key immediately. Automatically offer discount coupons via our API.

Native integrations

We play nice with the stack you already use. Connect your payment provider and let GetKeyManager handle the licensing logic.

Stripe
Full sync
Paddle
Webhook ready
Envato
Auth-connect
Lemon
Squeezy sync

Frequently Asked Questions

Direct answers for technical and business decisions.

We use a "Lease" system. When a subscriber opens your app, our SDK fetches a cryptographically signed lease valid for X days (you choose). Even if they lose internet, the app stays active until the lease expires. This prevents "locking out" users on unstable connections.
Absolutely. Use License Metadata. For example, a "Starter" key might have `max_exports: 10`, while a "Pro" key has `max_exports: 999`. Your app just reads this signed metadata from the local license file and enforces it—no code changes required to change limits.
GetKeyManager supports "Grace Periods." Instead of immediately revoking access, you can mark the license as `in_dunning`. Their app can show a friendly "Please update your card" message while still allowing work to continue, significantly reducing accidental churn.
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Build for stability

Join the ranks of high-growth SaaS companies using GetKeyManager to fuel their recurring revenue engines.