Case Study: Java’s Compost achieves seamless subscription billing and responsive support with MoonClerk

How Java’s Compost Provides Better Customer Support By Using MoonClerk

Java’s Compost is a residential and commercial food-scraps pickup service that bills customers on a subscription basis every four weeks. The business struggled with a previous payments provider whose overseas support made resolving billing issues slow and unpredictable, so co-founder Michelle Bradley switched their recurring payments to MoonClerk for its responsive support and straightforward onboarding.

MoonClerk implemented recurring subscription billing with a simple dashboard that automates four‑week charges, updates credit cards, and tracks unpaid balances. MoonClerk’s easy onboarding and real‑time customer support removed much of the manual work and stress around billing, delivering a seamless experience for staff and subscribers and helping Java’s Compost run its subscription operations more efficiently and reliably.

Java’s Compost

Michelle Bradley

Co-Founder