What it does
BillingPlatform connects usage measurement, pricing and invoicing for businesses selling subscriptions or consumption-based services. Its metering tools prepare incoming events for charging, while billing tools handle invoices, payments and overdue accounts. Arrange a demonstration with the company to discuss your commercial and implementation requirements.
Check the events behind each charge
BillingPlatform removes duplicate usage events before rating them. Configurable checks can flag missing fields, malformed records and values outside an allowed range, then route exceptions for attention. The event history records accepted, rejected and corrected inputs. Pricing can combine a subscription allowance with overage charges, or use tiered and volume rates.
Try a price change before rolling it out
Create or clone a plan, change its charges and replay earlier usage to compare the effects on customers, revenue and margin. The approval process can record comments and changes before the offer reaches a selected customer group. A later rollout extends that pricing more widely.
The billing side generates invoices and matches incoming payments and credits to individual charges. Failed payments can enter retry flows, while overdue balances enter collection workflows. Customers can view invoices, usage and payment history through a branded portal that supports parent and child accounts.
Strengths
- Pricing changes have version history and approval controls
- Payment collection includes hosted pages, payment links and portal access
Best for
- Enterprise billing teams that need to trace usage into charges and collections
Sources
- Metering | BillingPlatform (Oct 28, 2026)
- Billing | BillingPlatform (Oct 28, 2026)
- Request a Demo | BillingPlatform (Oct 28, 2026)