Recharge, native.

Recharge is the dominant subscription platform on Shopify Plus. Inside a Talmee app it ships as native React Native components, not a web-view embed.

Inside the app

Recharge surfaces on these screens.

01

Subscription dashboard

02

Pause / skip

03

Swap product

04

Frequency change

05

Replenishment reminders via push

How it is wired

Native subscription portal: pause, swap, skip, reactivate, change frequency, change ship date, all without bouncing to web.

The native vs web-view fork

Recharge offers a customer-portal API. Talmee uses it natively. the experience is meaningfully better than the web-embedded customer portal. Talmee uses each partner's REST or GraphQL API directly and renders with native React Native components. The visible result is faster, more cohesive, and platform-correct on both iOS and Android.

Pricing

Talmee's flat £1,999 a month covers the Recharge integration build and every release after. There is no extra integration fee, no per-API-call charge, no revenue share. The brand's own Recharge subscription is paid directly to Recharge, unchanged.

On Recharge in a Talmee app

How is Recharge wired into a Talmee app?

Native subscription portal: pause, swap, skip, reactivate, change frequency, change ship date, all without bouncing to web. The wiring is built during the standard two-week launch and there is no extra integration fee.

What is the typical performance lift?

Subscription churn drops 12-18% when management moves from web portal to in-app. Talmee benchmarks pre and post-launch so the impact is a measured number rather than a hope.

Why does it matter that the integration is native?

Recharge offers a customer-portal API. Talmee uses it natively. the experience is meaningfully better than the web-embedded customer portal. A native React Native component loads instantly, respects iOS and Android conventions, and reads as part of the app. A web-view embed reads as a website inside an app, which is the experience customers download an app to escape.