Migrate 
subscriptions without dropping a dollar
RevBridge moves active subscriptions from the seller's Stripe account to the buyer's. Renewal dates stay intact and payment methods stay bound. No customer re-enters a card. No one is billed twice.
Restricted keys only. SHA-256 idempotency. CSV and PDF audit trail.
Runs the handover for acquisition teams at
The handover
From LOI to migrated MRR in three controlled steps
Token copy
Stripe copies the card vault between accounts behind the scenes. You upload the customer mapping CSV. RevBridge never sees a card number.
Fingerprint match
The engine scans destination payment methods, matching brand, last four, and expiry to bind every subscription to its exact card in the buyer account.
Atomic handover
Trials, billing anchors, and proration mirror exactly on the buyer side. Seller subscriptions cancel at period end. One idempotency key per mutation.
Migration economics
A sloppy handover has a price. Put a number on it.
The alternative is emailing every customer to re-enter card details on the buyer's account. Some never do, and their MRR leaves with them. Multiply that by what the deal paid per dollar of ARR.
Portfolio MRR
$48,000
Active subscriptions
1,200
Card re-entry drop-off
12%
Share of customers who never complete a card re-entry request. Typical range is 8 to 25%.
ARR multiple on the deal
4×
What the acquisition pays per dollar of ARR. Every lost dollar of MRR costs 12× this.
If customers must re-enter cards
WITHOUT REVBRIDGEOff the purchase price at 4× ARR
−$276,480
With RevBridge: $0 re-entered cards
The vault moves with the deal. Payment methods stay bound, renewal timing is preserved, and nobody gets an email asking for a card.
Lost MRR = MRR × drop-off. Deal impact = lost MRR × 12 × ARR multiple.
Guardrails
Built for the failure modes engineers worry about
Deterministic idempotency
Every mutation derives a SHA-256 key from its inputs. A dropped connection retries cleanly, and no customer is ever billed twice.
Restricted keys only
Never a root secret. Scoped rk_ keys, encrypted at rest, wiped after execution, revocable in one click from your Stripe dashboard.
Renewal timing preserved
Billing anchors, trial clocks, and remaining coupon months carry over to the day. Customers renew exactly when they always would have.
Webhook storm control
Transactional emails and invoice triggers stay suppressed during ingestion, so 800 migrated subscriptions don't become 800 receipts.
The dry-run
See the whole migration before a dollar moves
Reads every active source subscription and validates it against the support rules
Plans the exact actions: price clones, coupon clones, subscription creates
Blockers stop execution. Warnings tell you exactly what to review
Exports as CSV or PDF for the deal room, before and after execution
Dry-run report
mig_8Yn2kQ04TzWxSupported
412
Price clones
9
Coupon clones
3
Ready to execute. 424 planned actions, renewal timing preserved for all 412.