Billing
Proration in SaaS billing is the calculation of partial charges or credits when a customer's subscription changes mid-billing cycle — whether through upgrades, downgrades, plan switches, or cancellations. According to Maxio's 2025 SaaS Growth Report, 43% of SaaS companies now combine subscription and usage-based components[1], which
Billing
Revenue leakage in SaaS billing is the systematic loss of earned revenue through gaps in metering, invoicing, pricing enforcement, and payment collection. According to MGI Research, companies lose between 1% and 5% of revenue to billing-related leakage annually — a range that translates to $500,000–$2.5 million in lost
Billing
A decision guide comparing self-hosted vs. cloud billing infrastructure for financial services, healthcare, and regulated industries — covering data sovereignty requirements, TCO analysis, vendor lock-in risks, and open-source alternatives.
Billing
Fintech billing is fundamentally different from SaaS billing. This guide covers multi-currency invoicing, real-time settlement, PSD3 and DORA compliance, multi-entity billing, and payment processor flexibility for fintech companies operating across borders.
Billing
Choosing a billing platform is one of the highest-leverage infrastructure decisions a SaaS company makes. It determines how fast you can iterate on pricing, how much engineering time you spend on maintenance, and whether you can scale from self-serve to enterprise without rebuilding from scratch. Yet most companies approach billing
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Failed payments cost SaaS companies up to 9% of MRR annually. Learn how to build a dunning system that recovers revenue through smart retries, pre-dunning alerts, and automated workflows.
Billing
Learn how billing infrastructure powers every stage of product-led growth — from free-tier metering and self-serve upgrades to usage-driven expansion and enterprise contracts.
Billing
Multi-entity billing has become a prerequisite for SaaS companies expanding internationally. According to a 2025 Gartner survey, 74% of B2B SaaS companies operating in more than two regions cite local invoicing as a top-three requirement for closing enterprise deals[1]. Yet most billing platforms were designed for single-entity operations, forcing