If your company is currently feeling the pain of your current billing infrastructure feeling more like a ‘problem’ than a ‘solution’, then you need to attend: ‘Subscription Billing – Primer and Pitfalls’. Cambridge, Boston: Wednesday, 2/16 at 7p.m. RSVP HERE (http://subscriptions201 NULL.eventbrite NULL.com/) New York City: Thursday, 2/17 7p.m. RSVP HERE (http://subscription102 NULL.eventbrite NULL.com) Polaris [...]
Recurly now provides full support for promotions using coupons and discounts. Our simple interface supports percentage and dollar amount discounts on either a recurring or one-time basis, giving your business the flexibility to support multiple promotional scenarios. After speaking with our customers, we also included other features into our Coupon and Discount implementation: Specify coupon [...]
Recurly’s mission is to streamline the mechanics of your subscription business so that you can focus on building compelling products and services. Keeping your customers up-to-date on the latest developments in your business returns better retention rates and higher customer value over time. Recurly’s new MailChimp integration automatically updates your marketing lists in MailChimp. We [...]
Today we’re announcing the availability of our Add-On for Heroku users. This Add-On makes it simple for Ruby developers who are using Heroku to install the Recurly Ruby gem and offer subscription billing for their Heroku hosted applications. Heroku’s Add-On catalog is HERE (http://addons NULL.heroku NULL.com). Documentation for this Add-On is available HERE (http://docs NULL.recurly [...]
We’re pleased to announce that Recurly now supports optional ‘Add-On’ items to be added to any subscription plan. Add-Ons offer a tremendous amount of versatility to your subscription offers because they provide user-level customization resulting in better customer choice. We all know how customers love to choose from a variety of options! Add-Ons also provide [...]
Pivotal Labs recently invited Recurly to present a TechTalk to a room of developers. Developers are smart people and can quickly figure out how to run credit card transactions using the numerous payment gateway APIs out there. So, we decided to a range of topics that you won’t learn from reading documentation — advice you’ll only learn from experience.