// an add-on for DiagnosticIQ · subscriptions

Recurring revenue,
minus the silent leaks.

Subscription stores don't lose renewals loudly. A renewal that stopped charging looks like nothing at all — until the month closes short. Renewal Guard watches the renewal machinery on your WooCommerce Subscriptions + Stripe store, names in plain English why each one slipped, and tells you the moment it does.

Get Renewal Guard — $20/mo → See the full plugin →

plugs into the DiagnosticIQ dashboard · new customers: $49/mo total, base plugin included

01 / what it catches

The leaks that don't announce themselves.

Renewals that quietly stopped charging — the renewal hook stopped firing and no one was told
Failed renewal payments, grouped by cause — expired cards vs. declines vs. gateway trouble, each with its own fix
Cards expiring before the next renewal — warned while there's still time to dun, not after the failure
Renewal orders piling up on-hold — the backlog that becomes churn if nobody clears it

02 / how it works

Free finds it. Paid explains it.

01

Install alongside DiagnosticIQ

Renewal Guard is an add-on — it plugs into the same dashboard and the same license key. No new accounts, no new screens to learn.

02

Free: the signals appear

Its renewal checks join every scheduled scan. "N renewals watched ✓" on a good day; a flagged signal the day something slips. Free forever.

03

$20/mo: the why and the fix

The pinpoint diagnosis understands the renewal lane — root cause, safe fix, and what to hand your developer. Plus break alerts for renewal failures.

03 / pricing

$20/mo on top of the base plugin.

Renewal Guard

$20 / month

Renewal-lane depth in every pinpoint diagnosis
Break alerts for renewal failures
Same dashboard, same license key
New here? $49/mo total — base plugin included
Cancel anytime — no contract

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// secure checkout via Stripe · cancel anytime · one license key covers plugin + add-ons

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