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Hi, I’m looking for some good websites for link exchange for easysubscription.

Looking for DA 40+ websites, preferably in Shopify, eCommerce, SaaS, marketing, or related niches.

If you have a relevant website and are interested in exchanging links, feel free to DM me with your website. Happy to check and see if we can work something out.

After 2 years on Recharge we were paying $99/mo + 1.25% per transaction. At our MRR that was eating ~$400/month just in app fees.

Switched to Easy Subscriptions 6 months ago. Here's the honest breakdown:

What got better:

• Customer portal: subscribers can pause, skip, swap, and change frequency themselves - killed 30% of our cancellation requests
• Dunning is automatic with smart retry logic - recovered X% of failed payments in month 1
• Build-a-Box: we launched a customizable box option we couldn't do before

What to know before switching:

• Migration took about 30 minutes (they have a guide)
• Some custom workflows need rebuilding

Happy to answer questions if you're evaluating alternatives.

I've been working on my Shopify SaaS website for over a year, but organic traffic has plateaued at around 150 visitors/day.

I'm not looking for someone to hire here. I'd genuinely like to understand what experienced SEOs would audit first in this situation.

Some context:

• Shopify SaaS product
• Content has been published consistently
• Technical SEO basics are in place
• Some backlinks have been built
• Traffic has remained almost flat for months

If this were your project, what would you investigate first?

• Technical SEO?
• Content quality/topical authority?
• Internal linking?
• Backlink profile?
• Search intent mismatch?
• Something else?

I'd appreciate any suggestions or frameworks you use to diagnose a site that's stopped growing.

We're looking to partner with Shopify freelancers, agencies, consultants, and developers who work with DTC brands.

If your clients sell products like supplements, coffee, pet care, skincare, food, baby products, or other consumables, subscriptions can be a great way to increase recurring revenue.

What's in it for you?

• Recurring commission on every successful referral
• Help your clients boost retention and LTV
• Dedicated partner support

If you're interested, send me a DM with your LinkedIn profile, and I'll share the details.

Most Shopify subscription solutions assume you're using Shopify Payments or Stripe.

But many Indian stores use Razorpay, Cashfree, PayU, or other local gateways.

If you're selling on subscription:

• What's your current setup?
• Are recurring payments working smoothly?
• Any challenges you've faced?

Curious to hear how other Indian merchants are solving this.

Shopify Payments isn't available in India, which creates challenges for merchants who want to offer subscription products and recurring billing.

After working with several Shopify stores, we found that many merchants either avoid subscriptions completely or rely on manual renewal processes.

We recently implemented a custom recurring payment solution that allows Shopify stores to run subscriptions without Shopify Payments.

I'm curious:

• Have you tried offering subscriptions on your Shopify store?
• Which payment gateway are you using?
• What has been your biggest challenge with recurring payments?

Looking to learn from other merchants and share ideas with anyone facing the same problem.

I'm looking to collaborate with other Shopify app founders through:

• Guest post exchanges
• Content collaborations
• App mentions
• Cross-promotions

I run Easy Subscription and regularly publish Shopify and ecommerce content. I'm happy to feature relevant Shopify apps in existing blog posts or upcoming articles on our website.

If you're interested, drop a comment or send me a DM with your app details. 🚀

I'm looking for websites that accept guest posts related to Shopify, eCommerce, subscriptions, DTC brands or SaaS.

My goal is to publish educational content around subscription commerce and Shopify apps. I'm interested in bulk opportunities if the sites are relevant and have real traffic.

If you know any websites, blogs, agencies or communities that accept guest contributions, please share them.

Thanks!

I'm looking into starting a meal subscription store and wanted to hear from people who are already doing it.

A few things I'm curious about:

• Do customers prefer weekly or monthly plans?
• How often do people skip deliveries?
• Do you let customers choose their meals or offer fixed meal plans?
• What has been the biggest challenge with subscriptions?

I've seen a lot of meal prep and healthy food brands using subscriptions, but I'd love to hear some real experiences from store owners.

What's working well for you and what would you do differently if you were starting again?

Thanks in advance for sharing your experience! 😊

I'm looking into subscription options for a Shopify store that primarily serves customers in South Africa.

For those who have used Paystack how reliable has it been for recurring subscription payments? Were there any challenges with setup, payment retries, customer management, or recurring billing?

I'd love to hear about real world experiences, lessons learned and any limitations you encountered.

I was looking at a few Shopify stores recently and noticed that many merchants focus only on their main products.

But sometimes the biggest opportunity is in products that customers buy repeatedly, or products that can be upsold and cross-sold after the first purchase.

For example:

• Products that customers need to replenish
• Accessories that go well with the main product
• Add-ons that increase AOV
• Products that could work as subscriptions in the future

How do you identify these opportunities in your store?

Do you have a process for finding products that are good for subscriptions, upsells, or cross-sells?

Curious to hear how other merchants approach this.

I was looking at a few Shopify stores recently and noticed that many merchants focus only on their main products.

But sometimes the biggest opportunity is in products that customers buy repeatedly, or products that can be upsold and cross-sold after the first purchase.

For example:

• Products that customers need to replenish
• Accessories that go well with the main product
• Add-ons that increase AOV
• Products that could work as subscriptions in the future

How do you identify these opportunities in your store?

Do you have a process for finding products that are good for subscriptions, upsells, or cross-sells?

I run a Shopify subscription app and I'm trying to get more visibility outside of the Shopify App Store.

I'm curious how other app founders are getting featured on blogs, review websites, newsletters, and ecommerce publications.

A few questions:

• Are guest posts still working for SaaS and Shopify apps?
• How do you find relevant blogs in the Shopify/eCommerce space?
• Do you do outreach yourself or work with someone?
• What has given you the best results?

Would love to hear what's working for others.

Hey Shopify Partners,

I'm looking for Shopify agencies, developers, and freelancers who work with merchants and would like to recommend Easy Subscription to their clients.

Easy Subscription helps Shopify merchants offer product subscriptions without coding.

Partner benefits:
• Up to 50% recurring commission
• Monthly payouts while the merchant stays active
• Dedicated support
• Early access to new features

If you regularly build or manage Shopify stores and are interested in an extra recurring revenue stream, feel free to comment or send me a DM.

Happy to answer any questions.

Over the last year, I've talked with a lot of Shopify store owners, from small businesses to growing DTC brands.

One thing I noticed was that many merchants wanted to offer subscriptions, but the process often felt either too complicated, too expensive, or both.

Some subscription apps needed help from developers to set up. Others charged hundreds of dollars per month for features that many stores couldn't afford. Due to this, some merchants decided not to offer subscriptions at all, even when their customers were asking for them.

That's what led me to build a Shopify Subscription App, focused on being simple, easy to set up, and affordable.

I'm not here to promote the app. I'd genuinely like to hear about your experience.

If you run a Shopify store:

• Have you ever tried offering subscriptions? If so, what challenges did you face?
• If you've decided not to offer subscriptions, what stopped you?
• What's the one thing you think a subscription app should do really well?

I'd love to hear your thoughts and learn from your experience.

I was looking at subscription apps recently and started doing the actual math on transaction fees.

At first, 1% or 1.5% doesn't sound like much. But once a store starts getting a few hundred subscription orders every month, it adds up pretty fast.

I'm curious how other merchants think about it.

Would you rather:

• Pay a higher monthly fee and keep all your revenue
• Pay a lower monthly fee but give up a percentage of subscription sales

For those already running subscriptions:

• Which app are you using?
• Have transaction fees ever made you switch apps?
• What's the one feature you can't live without?

I'm genuinely interested because it seems like most conversations focus on features, but the pricing model can have a huge impact as stores grow.