Livery & Co

Three weeks · Fixed scope · Fixed price

Self-Serve Sprint

Let your customers manage their own accounts. Lift signups, hold onto more customers, and take fewer phone calls in the process.

Most clients start with a one-week Leak Audit before committing to a sprint. If you've already done the audit with us, the audit fee is credited toward this sprint.


Three problems, one solution.

Most car subscription operators are trying to solve three different problems with the same broken approach: prospects walking away during signup because they can't see how easy it'll be to leave, customers ringing up to change their payment date, and customers who can't pay this week disappearing instead of working something out.

Each of those problems leaks money in a different way. The first one means signups you never see. The second one costs ops time you can't easily scale. The third one turns recoverable customers into churned ones.

They share a root cause. Your customers can't see that they'll be able to manage their own accounts. So your team becomes the bottleneck, your churn looks worse than it should, and your acquisition is quietly capped by the perception that subscribing is harder to leave than it should be.


What's in the sprint

Over three weeks we build the systems that let your customers handle the routine themselves:

  • Self-serve payment plans — a customer who's struggling can split this week's payment into two or four, on their own, without a phone call. Boundaries you set; flexibility within them.
  • Schedule shifts — pay weekly instead of fortnightly, or vice versa, when a customer's pay cycle changes.
  • Pause and resume — short-term holds for customers travelling, between jobs, or otherwise needing a break — better than losing them entirely.
  • Account self-service — update bank account or card on file, update contact details, change pickup or return preferences.
  • Ops dashboard — visibility into who's on what plan, who's late, and who's at risk, so your team can intervene where it matters.
  • Customer comms — emails and SMS that treat the customer as someone working a problem, not someone failing a system.

Built into your existing payments and operations stack — direct debit, BPAY, PayID, card, whatever you're running on.


What you'll have at the end

Prospects who sign up because they can see they won't be trapped. Customers who can manage their own situation. An ops team handling the genuinely hard cases instead of routine schedule changes. Retention that holds up when life happens to your customers. And a product that fights the category's reputation problem instead of feeding it.


How the three weeks run

We map your current informal payment plan workflow, the rules your ops team applies, and the edge cases that come up. We design self-serve flows that respect those rules. You sign off before we build.

Self-serve flows, ops dashboard, and customer comms shipped to staging. You and your team review.

We ship to production, instrument the flows so you can see usage and impact, and hand you a dashboard showing how many phone calls your team didn't have to take.


What it costs

Most Self-Serve Sprints sit in the range of $25,000–$45,000 AUD, depending on the complexity of your existing payments stack and operational rules. We'll quote firmly after a 30-minute scoping call.

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