Automate billing for any pricing, 0% transaction fee forever
The automated billing platform for any pricing model: tiered plan, metrics with limits, usage-based, or recurring subscriptions. Set up your SaaS billing stack with zero effort and scale with developer-friendly billing API, all with no transaction fee forever.
Hello Wooooorld! We are Matt and Daniel, cofounders of Paigo. Thanks to Michael Seibel @mwseibel for hunting us in the Product Hunt community. We are so thrilled to share more about Paigo with you all! Daniel and I have been working together and on SaaS billing for so long that we lost track of the years. In my old days, leading the platform engineering team at ClickUp and managing Database-as-a-Service at MarkLogic, where Daniel also lead the architecture and development, we had to consistently
Congrats on launching this product, cannot wait to see how it will work with our product, drlambda.ai
I love the feature set! Got super excited at first, but couldn’t figure out if you guys actually process the payments or if I would have to connect Paigo to my stripes account. If you do, where can I find the card fees? Also, please don’t be the AWS of payments! You guys have the most complex pricing I’ve ever seen for a BaaS. As I said, your feature set is great! Would it really make a difference if you guys had a flat fee per transaction volume? Also, I felt the emphasis on FREE here only led
Your automated billing platform is super slick! Love how it caters to all pricing models with zero transaction fees. The developer-friendly API and ease of scaling are total wins. It's a huge help for SaaS billing. Keep rocking those awesome features! Congratulations on the amazing product @thisismattsun! On another note, would you guys be open for a quick 10 min interview? We're conceptualising the upcoming product designed to automate & streamline startups' journeys from idea to PMF and la
This is a great product. congratulations
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