RevBridge is built for SaaS acquisition teams that need to move active Stripe subscription revenue from a seller account to a buyer account without writing a one-off migration script.
The platform follows a dry-run-first workflow. You create a project, provide scoped Stripe access, upload a source-to-destination customer mapping file, validate subscriptions, execute the approved actions, and export an audit record.
Important operating model
RevBridge does not claim to copy Stripe customers or perform card-vault transfer. It consumes a customer mapping file and validates buyer-scoped payment methods before buyer-side subscription creation.
What RevBridge migrates
RevBridge focuses on subscription handover operations:
- Active and trialing subscriptions that match the supported migration shape.
- Subscription timing such as renewal timestamps, trial ends, and period-end cancellation behavior.
- Supported recurring price and coupon cases that can be matched or cloned safely.
- Buyer-scoped payment method selection after destination customers are prepared.
- Audit records for validation, execution, retries, and exports.
What RevBridge does not do
RevBridge is not a general Stripe account copy tool.
- It does not collect raw card data.
- It does not replace Stripe-led card-vault movement.
- It does not assume seller object IDs can be reused in the buyer account.
- It does not silently migrate unsupported billing shapes.
Unsupported cases are surfaced as dry-run blockers so operators can resolve them before execution.
Migration lifecycle
The standard flow is:
- Create a RevBridge project.
- Add scoped seller and buyer Stripe keys.
- Upload the customer mapping CSV.
- Run a dry-run report.
- Resolve blockers and review warnings.
- Queue execution when the migration is ready.
- Export audit records for reconciliation.
Every step is designed to make billing state visible before live subscription mutations happen.