Native subscription plans
Define cadence, price, and included items. Each plan auto-syncs to a Stripe Product and Price on your connected account.
Sell coffee clubs, meal plans, and recurring catering through your existing storefront. Stripe handles the billing, your kitchen handles the prep.
Restaurant operators looking to layer subscription revenue on top of pickup, dine-in, and catering — without bolting on a separate platform.
A single operations layer keeps customer experience and back-office workflows aligned.
Define cadence, price, and included items. Each plan auto-syncs to a Stripe Product and Price on your connected account.
Subscribers manage their plan via the Stripe Billing Portal — change cards, pause, cancel, no support tickets.
Every charge fires a subscription.charged event. Build flows that text a tracking link, sync to Mailchimp, or print a kitchen ticket.
Subscriptions live next to your regular menu — no separate cart, no separate checkout, no separate customer record.
Sequence operations in a way teams can follow under real volume.
Define a subscription plan with name, cadence, and price.
Drop the subscribe button on your storefront via the page builder.
Stripe handles billing; Vertex records each successful charge.
Watch MRR and active subscribers update on the admin dashboard.
Yes. Weekly, biweekly, monthly, quarterly, and yearly cadences are all supported. Coffee clubs are the most common configuration.
Stripe Subscriptions, running on your connected Stripe account. Vertex never holds your customers' funds.
Customers can cancel through the Stripe Billing Portal in v1. Full pause/skip-individual-cycle UI is on the roadmap.
Stripe retries the card per your dunning settings, then fires subscription.past_due so your automation flows can SMS the customer with a retry link.
Start with a prefilled signup flow and compare additional buyer guides before rollout.