What is the main difference between SubPorter and MoveMRR?

Both recreate Stripe subscriptions in a destination account. SubPorter adds a read-only source gate, destination verification, decisions on flagged subscriptions, and migration records both owners keep.

When can MoveMRR cost less than SubPorter?

MoveMRR Minimum can cost less for a very small migration at list price, and its FOUNDING30 code reduces that price by 30%. SubPorter is flat at $99 up to 100 subscriptions and $199 above that, so it becomes less expensive as migration size grows. MoveMRR details are per their pricing page, Sep 2026.

Does either product offer a done-for-you migration?

MoveMRR offers a Done-for-you tier from €3,150 ex-VAT. SubPorter is self-serve and does not offer a done-for-you tier.

Can I test the migration before paying?

MoveMRR says its sandbox is free and unlimited. SubPorter also keeps planning and sandbox migrations free, and charges only before the first write to the destination account.

Is SubPorter only for SaaS sales?

No. SubPorter also covers carve-outs, consolidation, a new legal entity, and country moves. Your application and database stay outside its scope.

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SubPorter vs MoveMRR

Both tools solve the same problem: Stripe does not move active subscriptions between accounts. The subscriptions must be recreated in the destination account and cancelled in the source account without a double charge. The tools differ in how much proof, control, and scope they give you.

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MoveMRR recreates your subscriptions in the buyer's account. SubPorter does that and proves it: the source account stays read-only until the destination is verified, each schedule starts on its renewal date, and both owners keep the same migration records. SubPorter also covers account moves beyond a sale, at one flat price above 100 subscriptions.

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Dimension

SubPorter

MoveMRR

Core job

SubPorterMigrate Stripe subscriptions to a new account, verified at each stage

MoveMRRRecreate active Stripe subscriptions in a new account

Use cases

SubPorterSales, acquisitions, carve-outs, consolidation, new legal entity, country moves

MoveMRRSaaS sales from founder to buyer

Double-billing protection

SubPorterThe source account stays read-only. The only source write is cancel at period end, after every schedule is verified

MoveMRRSource subscriptions deactivated after the destination ones are active

Renewal timing

SubPorterEach schedule starts on the renewal date. Renewals within 48 hours are flagged for a decision

MoveMRROriginal billing cycles preserved

Flagged subscriptions

SubPorterTrials, coupons, past due, and unusual shapes are flagged for a decision, not moved in a batch

MoveMRRExceptions surfaced for operator review

Both owners

SubPorterThe source owner and the destination owner each run their own steps and keep the same migration records

MoveMRREvery step logged in an audit trail

Scope boundary

SubPorterStripe Billing only. Your app, database, and entitlements stay yours

MoveMRRCustomers, subscriptions, and products

Customer + card copy

SubPorterStripe’s own customer copy, then verified

MoveMRRStripe’s own customer copy

Price

SubPorter$99 up to 100 active subscriptions, $199 above 100. One-time. Planning and sandbox migrations are free

MoveMRROne-time, ex-VAT: Minimum from €150, Advanced from €350, Done-for-you from €3,150. Price rises with subscriptions and MRR (their pricing page, Sep 2026)

MoveMRR's published example prices 300 subscriptions and €3,000 MRR at €300 for Minimum or €500 for Advanced. Its sandbox is free and unlimited, and launch code FOUNDING30 gives 30% off. Pricing details are per their pricing page, Sep 2026. MoveMRR is a trademark of its owner and is not affiliated with SubPorter. Details may change; verify current specifics with each vendor.

Choose SubPorter when

You want proof that the source account was not written until the destination account was verified.
The migration is not a plain sale: a carve-out, a consolidation, a new legal entity, or a new country.
The source owner and the destination owner both need the same migration records.
You want trials, coupons, and past-due subscriptions flagged, not moved in a batch.
You want a clear scope line: Stripe Billing moves, your app and database stay yours.

MoveMRR may fit better when

You want published case studies and migrated-MRR numbers.
Your migration is very small. MoveMRR Minimum can cost less at list price, and the FOUNDING30 code makes it cheaper.
You want a done-for-you service. MoveMRR has that tier; SubPorter does not.

Common comparison questions.

What is the main difference between SubPorter and MoveMRR?: Both recreate Stripe subscriptions in a destination account. SubPorter adds a read-only source gate, destination verification, decisions on flagged subscriptions, and migration records both owners keep.
When can MoveMRR cost less than SubPorter?: MoveMRR Minimum can cost less for a very small migration at list price, and its FOUNDING30 code reduces that price by 30%. SubPorter is flat at $99 up to 100 subscriptions and $199 above that, so it becomes less expensive as migration size grows. MoveMRR details are per their pricing page, Sep 2026.
Does either product offer a done-for-you migration?: MoveMRR offers a Done-for-you tier from €3,150 ex-VAT. SubPorter is self-serve and does not offer a done-for-you tier.
Can I test the migration before paying?: MoveMRR says its sandbox is free and unlimited. SubPorter also keeps planning and sandbox migrations free, and charges only before the first write to the destination account.
Is SubPorter only for SaaS sales?: No. SubPorter also covers carve-outs, consolidation, a new legal entity, and country moves. Your application and database stay outside its scope.

See exactly what will move before you pay anything.

Open a migration project, connect the source account read-only, and review the plan. The flat fee starts at $99 and is charged only before the first write to the destination account.

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