Recurring billing software with subscription management.

Recurring billing charges a customer automatically on a repeating schedule instead of requiring a new purchase each cycle. AtomicPay handles plans, trials, next-charge dates, and renewals, with validations run before each attempt.

It is the layer that tracks who is subscribed, on what plan, at what price, and in what state. AtomicPay gives you subscriber history — purchases, attempts, statuses, and events — in one dashboard, so a support question about a failed charge has an answer rather than a guess.

AtomicPay retries failed charges automatically and tracks the failure so it can be recovered. A declined card is usually an expired or maxed card rather than a cancellation decision, so retries and dunning recover revenue that would otherwise churn silently.

Churn is the rate at which subscribers leave. A large share of it is involuntary — payments that failed rather than customers who chose to quit — which is the portion retries and recovery flows can actually win back.

Yes. Plans support monthly, annual, one-time, and trial models, so you can run a trial period before the first charge and convert into any billing cadence.

A chargeback is a buyer disputing a charge with their card issuer, reversing the payment and usually adding a fee. Prevention comes from clear billing descriptors, accessible support, prompt refunds, and fraud screening before approval — fighting disputes after the fact is far harder than avoiding them.

PIX settles at D0 and card at D14, with D2 anticipation available depending on volume. Balances, approved sales, and payout events are visible in the dashboard and pushed to the mobile app as notifications.