The direct answer
Dim Vladimirov used MoveMRR across three SaaS acquisitions to migrate more than 76,300 active subscriptions representing over $500,000 in monthly recurring revenue. The largest single run contained 46,000 subscriptions. The engagement combined MoveMRR’s workflow with hands-on support and custom features for the specific migration shapes.
Reviewed July 24, 2026 by the MoveMRR product team.
The starting situation
The acquirer needed to receive live recurring billing from three businesses at a scale where a one-off script, incomplete testing, or manual review of every record would create substantial delivery and revenue risk. The project also required responsive support and features specific to the acquired billing setups.
How the migration was controlled
The teams used MoveMRR as the repeatable control plane for account setup, mappings, planned actions, execution, and audit evidence. Hands-on guidance and scoped product improvements were used where the source shapes required more than the standard path. Each business remained its own migration decision rather than being treated as one undifferentiated batch.
The customer-reported outcome
The three migrations completed with more than 76,300 active subscriptions moved and over $500k MRR represented. The customer specifically reported timely execution, transparent support, meaningful savings versus custom development and testing, and smooth handling of every migration.
Migration evidence
| Area | Before or risk | Documented control or reported outcome |
|---|---|---|
| Scale | Three acquired subscription businesses | 76.3k+ subscriptions completed |
| Largest run | High-volume live billing change | 46k subscriptions in one run |
| Commercial exposure | More than $500k MRR | Controlled project and audit evidence |
| Delivery | Custom needs across several businesses | Hands-on support and scoped features |
A controlled workflow
- 1
Inventory
The source subscription and catalog shapes were reviewed before live actions.
- 2
Map
Destination products, prices, discounts, and copied customers were resolved.
- 3
Rehearse
Readiness and dry-run output exposed exceptions before the live run.
- 4
Execute
Destination creation and source behavior followed the approved project configuration.
- 5
Verify
Counts, mappings, renewal behavior, and audit output were reviewed after completion.
“Given the scale, they helped us move everything in a very timely manner and saved us a significant amount that would otherwise have gone into custom development and testing.”
Limits to verify before migration
- Aggregate metrics describe these completed projects and do not guarantee another migration’s result.
- The exact account topology and customer-identifying data are not published.
- Custom features and hands-on work depend on explicit scope.
- Stripe account and payment-data eligibility still apply.
Frequently asked questions
Can MoveMRR handle tens of thousands of subscriptions?
This customer’s largest completed single run contained 46,000 subscriptions, with 76,300+ moved across three acquisitions.
Was this a self-service-only project?
No. The customer describes hands-on support and custom features for the specific needs of the migrations.
Does this prove every large migration is compatible?
No. Large projects still require account-specific inventory, representative rehearsal, exception review, capacity planning, and Stripe approval.