Snagr
www.snagr.sh- Category
- Developer Tools
- Rank
- No. 2368Tools index
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- Pricing
- Freemium
- Type
- TOOL
- Use case
- Business & Commerce
- Interfaces
- Web
- Date
About
Snagr connects to a merchant's Polar.sh account and automatically sends follow-up emails for checkouts that were abandoned, renewals that failed, and subscriptions that were cancelled, since Polar itself only marks these events without emailing the customer. It measures its own impact against a holdback group and reports recovered revenue, open rates, and customers won back on a dashboard.
What it does
The site describes Snagr as revenue recovery software for SaaS founders. It says Snagr emails people who leave a checkout, signup or trial before finishing, shows returning visitors a banner with their saved cart, and stops once they pay. Setup, per the site, is a store connection on Polar or Stripe, or an SDK elsewhere.
Stated on the product site
- Store connections
- Polar by OAuth sign-in; Stripe by a restricted key, both without code
- Other checkouts
- Through the Snagr SDK, which needs start and completion events sent from the app
- Attribution rule
- A conversion counts if it happens within 14 days of the most recent email sent
- Measurement
- A randomly assigned control group receives no emails, and recovery rates are compared
- Agent setup
- An install skill and MCP server for Claude Code, Cursor or any MCP client
- Send safeguard
- Email addresses must be verified server side before Snagr sends to them
Not stated on the site
- The recovered revenue totals and holdback lift are the site's own figures; the page does not show any outside check of them.
- The page does not say where customer and event data is stored or how long it is kept.
- The page does not say which AI model writes the personalized emails or what data it is given.
- The page lists a custom sending domain only under Pro and does not say which domain sends email on the free plan.
Written from the product site at snagr.sh.
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