Keep the subscription revenue your Shopify store earned.

Subscription revenue should not leak after the first order.

The hard part of subscriptions is not getting a customer to click “subscribe.” It is giving them a reason and a way to stay: their cupboard is full, their delivery date no longer works, they want a different product, or a card renewal has failed. When the only easy option is cancel, revenue that took time and money to win quietly disappears.

Curobi is built around those moments after checkout. It gives merchants the tools to make a recurring order flexible, keep subscription offers interesting, and address recoverable payment failures before they become churn. The result is a subscription program that can serve customers better without creating more manual work for your team.

Your growth should not increase your Curobi bill.

Percentage-based app fees can make the cost of running subscriptions rise with every successful renewal. Curobi uses a flat monthly price and charges 0% Curobi transaction fees on every plan. That gives a growing merchant a cost they can understand in advance, rather than another deduction that grows alongside recurring revenue. Shopify’s standard payment-processing fees still apply, as they do to other Shopify orders.

Subscribers need choices before they reach the cancel button.

Every Curobi plan includes a self-service customer portal where subscribers can skip, pause, or cancel a subscription and update their delivery address. Pro adds product swaps, next-order changes, quantity editing, cancellation save flows, and failed-payment recovery. These are not dark patterns or barriers to leaving. They are clear, useful options for a customer who wants to adjust an order instead of ending the relationship altogether.

Your subscription offer should not be limited to one product on repeat.

A fixed repeat order works for some products, but it can become stale for discovery-led businesses. Curobi Pro gives merchants the formats to create a better reason to return: merchant-curated monthly boxes, build-your-own boxes, one-time box modes, and subscription bundles. For coffee roasters, that can mean rotating sampler boxes or letting a subscriber shape the bags that arrive next.

Your checkout and customer data should stay in Shopify.

Curobi uses Shopify’s native checkout and Shopify Subscription Contracts for billing. Customers do not move to a separate Curobi checkout, and Curobi does not store payment-card data. Subscription orders settle in Shopify, so your orders, customers, fulfilment, and connected tools continue to work from the same commerce record. Read more abouthow Curobi protects store data.

Moving subscription apps should feel planned, not reckless.

Switching providers can feel risky when active subscribers, upcoming renewals, and customer expectations are involved. Curobi Pro includes CSV import tools for merchants moving from Recharge, Appstle, Loop, Bold, or Seal. We do not treat migration as a one-click promise: it should be planned around your current subscription data and customer communications. Start with the platform-specific migration guides.

Who is Curobi built for?

Curobi is built first for specialty coffee roasters with coffee-of-the-month, pick-your-roast, build-your-own bag, or rotating sampler-box programs. It also supports beauty, skincare, supplements, pet food, food and beverage, and other Shopify businesses where customers benefit from receiving a product on a schedule. It is for merchants who need their subscription program to do more than repeat a single product automatically.

Trust is earned by being clear about how Curobi works.

Curobi is built and operated by Vibhora. We are clear about what each plan includes, what Shopify continues to handle, and what Curobi does with your data. Curobi is an independent product and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Shopify. For questions, reach us at hello@curobi.com, or read ourprivacy policy and product vision.