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Churn Radar

Know who’s about to leave before they do, and win them back with one click.

Included in Creator and Agency. Available on Solo as one of your three tools.

30-second demo

A recording of Churn Radar running end to end, from trigger to approved draft.

What it does

Three things, done properly.

  1. Scores every member nightly against their own baseline, not a server average: messages per week versus their normal, reaction rate drop, voice minutes, channels left, and renewal date if they pay.

  2. Batches the red list every Monday with a DM already written that references the last thing they actually talked about, plus a reason line only you see.

  3. Learns from what happens next — a member who comes back decays the score, a member who leaves turns their final 14 days into a training example.

What you get

A finished draft, waiting in your inbox.

You never start from a blank box. The default interaction is reading something that already exists and pressing one of two buttons.

Churn RadarDraftWaiting for you

A DM draft per at-risk member, with the hook, the reason line, and an optional incentive picked from a list you define. Approve and it copies to your clipboard to send personally, or sends from the bot if you prefer.

Goes to
Discord
Reversible
Yes, from the activity feed

Set it and forget it

Autopilot, when you have a reason to trust it.

The bot sends the batch on your chosen day, up to your weekly cap (10 by default) so it never looks like a mail merge. Excluded roles — mods, bots, anyone you list — are never scored.

What never runs without a human

  • Anything flagged by content safety.
  • Anything the model rates below 0.7 confidence.
  • Anything involving money: a refund, a discount, an offer.
  • Public criticism, and any reply to it.

Works with

  • Discord
  • Stripe
  • Whop
  • Skool

Connect any of these once and every other tool that can use them does too. You are never asked for the same account twice.

Questions

Churn Radar, specifically.

Does it DM people automatically?

Not unless you turn autopilot on. The default is owner-sends, because a win-back reads better coming from a person who noticed.

What if the member has DMs closed?

The draft is marked "DMs closed" and comes with an alternate: a short, non-awkward mention to post in a public channel instead.

Will it cope with a 40,000-member server?

Yes. Above 50,000 members, nightly scoring narrows to paid members and anyone active in the last 90 days so the run stays fast and the list stays useful.

Try Churn Radar on real data in 90 seconds.

Fourteen days of Creator, free, no card. Connect one account and something worth approving shows up before you have finished reading this sentence twice.

No card. No free-tier trap. Cancel in two clicks from Billing.