Billing for every kind of
recurring business.
Subscription billing for software and AI products, newsletters, magazines, subscription boxes, gyms and studios, clinics, courses, agencies and marketplaces. Plans, memberships, retainers or usage, one of them or all at once, billed the way you already sell. Pick your kind of business to see it worked through.
Software
SaaS billing for plans, seats and free trials. Someone adds a seat mid month or upgrades halfway through the year, and the bill comes out right.
Seat changes mid month come out right, and the seat tickets stopped.
Paid newsletters
Monthly and yearly readers, a promo code for the launch, free access for your team, and an expired card fixed from one email instead of a lost reader.
37 expired-card renewals came back without an email from the editor.
Magazines
Magazine subscriptions in print, digital and print plus digital, sold for four issues or twelve. Gift subscriptions with a start issue, a delivery list for every issue your printer can use, and a renewal note before the last issue.
The printer gets the delivery list straight from billing, four times a year.
Subscription boxes
Subscription box billing for monthly boxes, every other month, or a refill when they run low. Customers skip a month, change the box or move the date from their own page, gifts go out with a note, and a card is fixed before the box ships, not after.
Skips and address changes now happen on the subscriber page, not in the inbox.
Gyms and studios
Membership billing for monthly memberships, prepaid class packs, a pause for the summer, and members who keep their access while a card gets fixed.
The desk stopped chasing cards, and a pause became a date, not a note.
Clinics and care
Monthly or yearly memberships for direct care, dental plans, physiotherapy or wellness. Visits and extras go on the card on file, a family is billed on one invoice, and a failed card is fixed from a link before it becomes an awkward talk at the front desk.
Failed membership payments are fixed from a link, not by phone from the front desk.
Courses and communities
Monthly while they learn or yearly to save, a member area that opens the moment they pay, and a page where members manage themselves.
Access follows the payment; nobody switches anything on by hand.
Agencies and retainers
Monthly retainers next to one-off project invoices, on the payment terms you actually agreed, with polite reminders when a payment slips.
Reminders go out on the due date, and the partners stopped chasing.
AI and API products
Charge by tokens, calls or credits, sell prepaid balances that top up on their own, and send an invoice with the usage attached.
Invoices go out on the 1st with the usage attached; a double charge cannot happen.
Marketplaces
Marketplace billing for a flat fee plus a share of what moves through your platform, on one subscription, with the base and the rate on every invoice.
Every invoice shows the base, the volume and the share, and the questions stopped.
Billing for AI, in depth
Prices per million tokens, prepaid credits that top up on their own, and your costs passed through with a markup. Every charge explained in a sentence.
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One flat price
From $39 a month. Never a percentage of what your customers pay, on any plan.
Your own payment account
Stripe, PayPal, GoCardless and five more. The money goes straight to you; we never hold it, and card data never touches our servers.
A page for your customers
They see their invoices, update a card, change plan or pause, without emailing you. Your logo, your colors.
Failed payments followed up
When a payment fails, retries and reminders go out on a schedule you set, and you see what came back.
Bring your customers with you.
Upload your customer list, check the preview line by line, and switch at each customer's next renewal. No customer gets an email about an old invoice.