Coaching at scale, without the silent drop-offs.
Online Empires teaches ambitious founders how to scale into 6+ figure online businesses. Revatto runs the recovery cycle when student installments fail — so a card decline doesn't quietly end someone's transformation.
Recovered annualized
The setup.
Online Empires runs a coaching program for ambitious founders building online businesses. Tuition is structured as multi-pay installments — students stay enrolled while they're putting the lessons into practice. When an installment fails mid-program, the student loses access exactly when momentum matters most.
Industry
Online business coaching for ambitious founders
Billing platform
Stripe
Scale
Multi-program coaching ladder · Founded 2020 · Stripe-billed installment plans
The recovery story.
Online Empires' students are mid-build when they enroll — running their first launches, learning their first conversion funnels, mid-execution on the lessons. A failed tuition installment isn't a clean missed payment. It's a student dropped out of community access, mid-feedback-loop, mid-decision.
Revatto runs every recovery touch under Ashley's brand. Friendly emails. SMS for opted-in students. A human specialist on every reply. Each message reads exactly like Online Empires' team caught the problem and reached out personally — because that's effectively what happened.
603 recoveries later: students stay in, lessons keep landing, and Ashley gets to focus on the program instead of chasing the cards.
The numbers.
Recovered annualized
Total recoveries
Avg recovery rate
Days of recovery work
Industry context
Standard automated dunning recovers 15–25% of failed payments. For online-coaching programs, the lower end is more typical because installments correlate with student transformation cycles.
Online Empires recovers 71.3% of failed installments — roughly 3× the industry baseline.
Source: Industry estimate per Recurly subscription benchmark reports + Stripe published billing data · reviewed 2026-05-07
In their words.
“In the last four months, in failed payments alone, they've saved me over $35,000. That's $35K back in my pocket for me doing absolutely nothing.”
