Pip
APPExample data
Save
Example Co is going quiet
1,200 MRR · renews in 21 days
- Logins down 42% over 3 weeks
- Their admin last opened the product on Oct 2
Suggested move: a short check-in from whoever knows them best.
Revenue early warning
Rustle is being built to watch your customers for the whole team and tell you in Slack who's about to leave and who's ready to pay more, before it shows up in your MRR.
Built for read-only Stripe access
Pip
APPExample data
Save
Example Co is going quiet
1,200 MRR · renews in 21 days
Suggested move: a short check-in from whoever knows them best.
Two notes it's being built to send. A third one is later, with no month attached.

Quiet logins, a shrinking team, a renewal that's close. Save is designed to name the account, what changed, and one suggested move, while there's still time to do something.
Seats filling up, usage climbing, a plan that's getting tight. Rustle Up is designed to point at the account and the reason, before the upgrade shows up in your MRR on its own.
Lookout is for accounts that aren't customers yet. It's marked Later. We won't put a month on it until it ships.
Three steps it's designed around. No code, and no customer success team to run it.
It isn't built to charge, refund, cancel, or edit anything in Stripe.
Choose where notes should land. It's designed so the whole team sees the same account, the same reason, and the same suggested move.
When an account goes quiet or looks ready to grow, a note is designed to arrive in Slack. You don't open another dashboard to find it.

A factual note from Pip, for the channel you would pick. This one is example data, not a real customer.
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Example data
Pip
APPExample data
Save
Example Co is going quiet
1,200 MRR · renews in 21 days
Suggested move: a short check-in from whoever knows them best.
For people who don't have a customer success department, and don't want another dashboard to check.
Rustle is for the small team that already knows the account. It doesn't ask you to staff a new department.
The note is designed to come to Slack. If nothing changed, you aren't asked to go looking for a problem.
Each rustle is designed to name the account, what changed, the dollars in view, and one next step. The team decides what to do.
Only what is true today. A longer trust page waits until there is a product to describe.
Rustle is being built to use read-only access to Stripe. It is not built to charge, refund, cancel, or edit customer billing.
The waitlist asks for your name and a work email. It does not ask for Stripe keys.
The waitlist form is encrypted in transit. Rustle is being built for least-privilege, read-only Stripe access.
Email hello@tryrustle.com and we'll remove your waitlist details. A fixed retention period will be set before any product data is connected.
Churn and expansion both show up late if you only watch the MRR chart. By the time the number moves, the conversation that could have changed it is often already over.
The tools that notice this early are built for companies that already have a customer success team. Small B2B teams need the same warning without a setup project or another dashboard nobody opens.
We're building the small version: read-only, in Slack. Join the list and we'll email from hello@tryrustle.com when early access opens. Reply to that note and tell us what you want Rustle to hear.
— The Rustle team
Leave your name and a work email. We'll email from hello@tryrustle.com when early access opens. No date yet, and no welcome email when you join.
Revenue early warning. Rustle is being built to watch your customers for the whole team and tell you in Slack who's about to leave and who's ready to pay more, before it shows up in your MRR.
Designed as a first look at the accounts in Stripe: who's going quiet, who's slipping, and who's ready to grow. It isn't running yet. People on this list hear first when it does.
We don't have a date. We'll email you from hello@tryrustle.com when it opens. Joining the list does not send a welcome email, and it doesn't start a newsletter.
The product is designed for read-only billing data, plus product and CRM data only if you choose to connect them later. This waitlist does not connect to Stripe. Rustle is not built to charge, refund, cancel, or edit anything.
Yes. Join the list, and tell us what you use for billing when we email you.
Pricing will be shared with early-access members.
No. There are no playbooks to configure and no customer success team to hire. Rustle is being built as an early-warning note in Slack for teams that don't have that department.
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Still wondering? Email hello@tryrustle.com.