The AI teammate your CS team has been missing.
Retain Alpha reads every signal across your stack, scores every account, and drafts the next best action — so your CSMs spend time on customers, not spreadsheets.
Retain Alpha reads every signal across your stack, scores every account, and drafts the next best action — so your CSMs spend time on customers, not spreadsheets.
Every week, your CS team opens the same 6 tabs, exports the same CSVs, and still misses the account that's about to churn. The old way is breaking — and throwing more headcount at it just burns budget.
Let your team do the magic of building relationships.
We'll handle everything else.
Retain Alpha replaces the spreadsheet-and-status-update layer of customer success with an autonomous teammate that watches, scores, acts, and reports — so your CSMs can finally focus on customers.
Usage logs, support tickets, billing events, email and call communication, product telemetry — Retain Alpha pulls it all into one continuous stream per account. No more CSV exports at 11 PM. No more CSMs building decks from five dashboards.
Every account gets a dynamic health score that updates the moment a signal moves. When a score changes, your CSM sees the exact signal, the exact weight, and the exact trend — not a black-box number to argue with.
Retain Alpha doesn't just flag problems — it drafts the fix. Recovery emails, upsell nudges, re-onboarding sequences, all tailored to the account's signals and written in your team's voice. Every action waits for a human approval before it goes live.
Stop losing Fridays to deck-building. Retain Alpha generates QBR decks, weekly pulse emails, and renewal briefs from live data — so your CSMs walk into every customer call with full context instead of a half-built slide.
Connect your stack in minutes. The real work begins after. Retain Alpha reads signals from the tools your CS team lives in — no rip-and-replace, no forced migration.
CRM, helpdesk, billing, communication, product analytics, warehouses. Retain Alpha speaks all of them natively. And when something new comes along, a connector is a webhook and a spec away.