At-risk outreach, downgrade offers, win-back, exit interviews.

Churn-save replies fail when they sound like a sales motion. The customer has decided; your job is to find out if you can change the math, not to argue with the decision. Lead by acknowledging the cancel, then ask one direct question: what would change your mind today? If price is the issue, offer a discount or a downgrade in the first reply, do not negotiate over multiple emails. If features or fit are the issue, name a competitor that's actually better for them, you'll lose the deal but win the relationship. Never auto-extend a trial without asking. Pause is almost always better than cancel; offer it explicitly.

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Trial ending: final nudge

Trial ends in 3 days; nudge toward conversion.

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Discount offer: at-risk

Account flagged at-risk; offer retention discount.

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Downgrade offered: alternative to cancel

Customer cancelling for cost; offer cheaper plan instead.

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Pause subscription option

Customer cancelling temporarily; offer pause instead.

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Cancelling: missing feature

Cancellation reason: missing feature.

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Cancelling: recent bad experience

Cancellation reason: recent bug or outage.

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Cancelling: switching to competitor

Customer cancelling for a competitor.

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Exit interview: request

Cancelled customer; ask for exit interview.

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Win-back: 3 months later

Reach out to churned customer 3 months later.

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Low usage: proactive check-in

Customer paying but barely using product.

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Renewal in 60 days

Annual renewal approaching; warm-up message.

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Renewal: formal quote

Send renewal quote 30 days out.

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Expansion opportunity

Customer hitting plan limits; pitch upgrade.

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Multi-year discount offer

Offer multi-year deal in exchange for discount.

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Price increase notification

Notify customer of upcoming price increase.

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Usage spike: heads up

Usage spiked; warn about potential overage.

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90-day inactive re-engagement

Customer dormant for 90 days.

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Team change: re-engage new owner

Original buyer left company; re-engage new contact.

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Enterprise renewal: strategy call

Schedule strategic renewal conversation with enterprise.

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Last-touch before cancel

Customer requested cancel; one final ask.

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