Stackr
Stakr makes it easy to back up and download your Substack articles, so you always have a copy of the work you’ve published. Your words. Your archive. Yours to keep.
The problem it says it solves
Substack Article backup & migration
Who it says it is for
Substack bloggers
Revenue as published
Figures below come from Stripe, connected by the company itself, and were read on 6 November 2026.
| Figure | Value | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Revenue, last 30 days | 12 | USD received in the thirty days before the snapshot |
| Revenue, trailing 12 months | 6,582 | USD received in the twelve months before the snapshot |
| Monthly recurring revenue | 12 | The recurring part only, as the provider reports it |
| Active subscriptions | 1 | Count of live subscriptions |
Profile
| Founded | 2026-02-06 |
| Country | US |
| Team | 1 person |
| Funding | Bootstrapped |
| Audience | B2C |
| Payment provider | Stripe |
| Pricing | One-time export: $9–$69 Weekly backups: $7–$19/month Full migration service: $89–$520 |