Built by someone who understands the numbers.
Valkyrie was built by a finance and operations professional who got tired of watching subscription revenue disappear to failed payments that nobody was actively chasing.
Bruce O'Toole
Founder, Valkyrie
I spent years working in finance and operations, watching businesses carefully manage their revenue and consistently overlook one of the most reliable leaks: failed subscription payments. The problem is not that merchants do not care. It is that the tooling to fix it is either too expensive, too enterprise, or charges for work that Stripe already does for free. Valkyrie is the tool I wanted to exist: transparent about exactly what it does, honest about what Stripe already handles, and only charging on what it genuinely recovers above that baseline.
Why it matters
The problem is silent
Failed payments do not announce themselves. They show up as MRR decline, attributed to churn, written off as normal. Most founders have no idea how much is genuinely recoverable until they look.
Stripe helps, but not enough
Stripe Smart Retries recovers a portion of failed payments automatically. But it cannot reach out to customers whose cards are permanently broken. That gap is where the real money sits.
Transparency is the whole point
Every competitor in this space shows you a recovery number. Valkyrie shows you exactly how it was calculated: what Stripe recovered on its own, what we found above that, and why you are only billed for the difference.
Get in touch
Questions about how Valkyrie works, whether it is right for your business, or anything else, email me directly.
hello@valkyriemrr.com