Turn one-time buyers into revenue that renews itself.
Adiuvo Commerce sells subscriptions natively — weekly, monthly, or yearly products with trial days, automatic renewals, and self-service billing. Stripe handles the charging and the dunning; you get a renewal order to fulfill and 0% taken off the top by Adiuvo.
Any product can bill on repeat.
Recurring products live in the same catalog as everything else — same themes, same checkout, same dashboard. You define the interval and the trial; Commerce does the rest.
Weekly, monthly, yearly
Turn any catalog product into a recurring one and pick the interval that fits — weekly boxes, monthly memberships, yearly service plans.
Trial days
Offer a set number of free days before the first charge. Customers try before they pay; you convert on experience instead of promises.
Subscription checkout
The same branded checkout your store already uses, extended for recurring billing. Card details are saved securely with Stripe for every renewal to come.
Renewals become orders, not spreadsheet rows.
The difference between a billing system and a commerce platform: every renewal here is a real order in your dashboard — fulfillable, reportable, and attached to the customer.
Customer subscribes
They pick the recurring product, complete checkout once, and their payment method is saved securely with Stripe.
Renewal charges automatically
At each interval, Stripe charges the saved card — no invoice chasing, no manual re-billing, no missed cycles.
A renewal order is created
Every successful renewal lands in your dashboard as a real order — ready to fulfill, counted in reporting, tied to the customer’s history.
You get paid
Payouts go straight to your bank on Stripe’s standard schedule. Adiuvo takes 0% — the recurring revenue is yours.
Dunning you don't have to build.
Cards expire. Limits get hit. On most platforms, a failed renewal means silent churn — the customer is gone before anyone notices.
Commerce leans on Stripe's dunning: failed charges retry automatically on a smart schedule, the subscription is flagged past-due in your dashboard, and the customer can fix their card in the billing portal. Recovered payments resume the subscription without you touching anything.
Smart retries
Stripe retries failed charges on a schedule tuned to maximize recovery — far more effective than a single retry the next morning.
Past-due visibility
At-risk subscriptions are clearly marked in your dashboard, so you know exactly which revenue is wobbling — and when it recovers.
Subscribers manage themselves.
The fastest way to drown a small team is making every card update and cancellation a support ticket. Commerce gives subscribers the controls instead.
Self-service billing portal
Subscribers update their card, review invoices, and manage their plan in a Stripe-powered portal — without ever emailing you. Card updates flow straight into the next renewal.
Cancellation at period end
When a customer cancels, the subscription runs to the end of the paid period and simply doesn’t renew. They keep what they paid for; you keep the revenue already earned — and skip the refund debate.
If it repeats, it belongs here.
Recurring billing isn't just for software. Any business with a repeatable product or service can move it onto autopilot.
Memberships
Gyms, clubs, studios, and communities — monthly or yearly access billed automatically, with member accounts and full payment history on your store.
Subscription boxes
Weekly or monthly curated boxes. Every renewal creates a fulfillment-ready order, so your pack-and-ship list writes itself each cycle.
Recurring services
Cleaning, lawn care, bookkeeping, retainers — bill the visit or the month on autopilot and stop chasing e-transfers after the work is done.
Maintenance plans
HVAC checkups, equipment servicing, warranty-style coverage — yearly plans with automatic renewal keep the contract alive without a renewal call.
Common questions.
Weekly, monthly, and yearly. Any product in your catalog can be made recurring with the interval you choose, and you can offer trial days so customers experience the product before the first charge lands.
No. Commerce is a flat monthly subscription and Adiuvo takes 0% of your sales — one-time or recurring. You keep every dollar after Stripe’s standard processing fee, on every renewal, forever.
Stripe charges the customer’s saved payment method automatically, and Commerce creates a renewal order in your dashboard — same format as any other order. Fulfillment, reporting, and customer history all just work, because a renewal is a real order, not a ledger entry you have to reconcile.
Stripe’s dunning handles it: the charge is retried automatically on a smart schedule, and the subscription is marked past-due in your dashboard while retries run. You see exactly which subscriptions are at risk without building any recovery tooling yourself.
Yes. Subscribers get a self-service billing portal powered by Stripe where they can update their card, review invoices, and cancel — without emailing you. Fewer support tickets, no manual card handling on your side.
Cancellations take effect at the end of the current billing period. The customer keeps access to what they paid for until the period runs out, and no further renewals are charged. It’s the fair default — and it saves you the refund conversations.
Yes. The entry plans — Personal Solo ($29/mo) and Agency Studio ($399/mo) — include a 7-day free trial. Adiuvo is a Canadian company based in Ontario; all prices are in CAD.
Bill it once.
Earn it every month.
Subscriptions are included in every Commerce plan — flat monthly pricing in CAD, 0% of your sales to Adiuvo. Entry plans include a 7-day free trial.