Coffee and tea

Fresh coffee on schedule, every time.

Roasters and tea brands run on reorders. Chargezen ships fresh on a schedule, lets customers change roasts and grind, and keeps the daily ritual going.

Flexible
skips, swaps and schedules
Retention
save offers and payment recovery
$0
commission or transaction fees

The problem

Coffee drinkers run out at different speeds and like to try new roasts. A rigid schedule leaves them with too much or too little, and that is when they cancel.

What works for coffee and tea brands

Fixed roast and ship days

Ship on your roast day, whenever customers signed up.

Roast and grind swaps

Let subscribers change roast, origin or grind anytime.

Roaster's choice

Rotating picks that keep discovery in the subscription.

Prepaid and gift plans

3-, 6- and 12-month plans and coffee gift subscriptions.

Adjust the pace

Change bag count or frequency by text when they have too much.

Café and wholesale

Run online and in-store customers on one customer record.

Everything else, built in

Customer portal

Subscribers skip, swap and update everything themselves.

Churn prevention

Cancellation offers, failed payment recovery and win-backs.

Email, text and AI

Marketing and Concierge digital employees that know every subscription.

Common questions

Do subscriptions work for coffee and tea brands?

Yes. Coffee and tea products are bought again and again, which makes them a natural fit for subscriptions that save customers time and money.

What subscription features matter most for coffee and tea brands?

Fixed roast and ship days, Roast and grind swaps, Roaster's choice, plus easy skips and swaps so customers adjust instead of canceling.

How much does Chargezen Subscriptions cost?

$199 a month or $1,990 a year for Shopify Advanced and Plus stores, with no commission or transaction fees.

Subscriptions built for coffee and tea brands.

$199 a month for Shopify Advanced and Plus stores. No commission and no transaction fees, however big you grow.

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