Subscriptions that pour a different cup each time.

Roasters keep subscribers by keeping it interesting. Gro rotates the blend automatically, box to box, and lets drinkers swap grind, size or cadence in one tap. Every feature included, one simple fee.

Visual placeholder Coffee subscription in the portal: this month’s blend, grind and cadence, with the next blend queued up.

What it solves.

The same bag every month gets boring.

Set a rotation and Gro ships a different coffee each cycle. Subscribers stay for the discovery, not just the discount.

Everyone takes their coffee differently.

Grind, size and frequency are all self-serve in the portal. Whole bean this month, ground the next, no email to you.

Subscribers drift off after a few bags.

Win-back offers, loyalty perks and skip-don’t-cancel flows are built in to keep the cup filled.

Month one, one blend. Month two, the next.

Build a sequence once and Gro works through it delivery by delivery, or let it pick from a curated pool. Customers get variety on autopilot and you get a subscription that feels like a club, not a repeat order.

  • Queue blends in the order they ship
  • Or rotate at random from a curated pool
  • Customers can lock a favourite or skip a month
Visual placeholder Rotation queue: Ethiopia Guji this box, Colombia Huila next, with a lock-a-favourite toggle.

Recover failed payments before they cost you the customer.

A card declines and most tools just cancel the subscription. Gro retries on the schedule that recovers the most, then nudges the customer over email and SMS, so a routine payment blip doesn’t lose you the subscriber.

  • Smart retries Automatic retries timed to when a card is most likely to clear, not a fixed loop that gives up early.
  • Email reminders Branded “update your card” emails go out automatically while it retries.
  • SMS reminders Text nudges for the customers who never open email, so more cards get fixed.
Smart dunning recovering a failed subscription payment with retries and email and SMS reminders

Keep every cup worth the subscription.