
Features
Recurring subscriptions
Recurring subscriptions
Regular subscriptions allow you to periodically bill your customers for provided services at any arbitrary schedule.
Prepaid models
Prepaid models
Prepaid models allow your customers to buy a certain amount of
billable metrics units and use them until running out of balance.A good example is, your customers buy 1000 credits, use them and top up as needed.Another example is a Trial plan with 500 API calls included. Once the customer makes 500 requests, Nadles revokes access.
Pay as you go
Pay as you go
Nadles API gateway and billing engine work together to track usage per subscription,
periodically aggregate the usage data, calculate and bill amounts due.
Mixed billing periods
Mixed billing periods
You can combine several prices with different billing intervals in a single subscription.It’s easier to illustrate with an example.
Let’s say, you would like to offer an annual plan with overages paid monthly.E.g.,
- $400 a year
- 5000 API calls per month included
- $0.1 overage, billed monthly
Separate billing and usage aggregation schedules
Separate billing and usage aggregation schedules
Sometimes you’d like to record usage more often and collect a payment once in a while.
You can do so by setting different billing and usage aggregation periods.For example, you can configure Nadles to aggregate usage daily and bill for the accrued amount once a month.
Arbitrary one-time charges
Arbitrary one-time charges
Are you noticing unusually high usage from a customer and worried their upcoming payment might fail?Has a customer’s recurring payment already failed and is now overdue?Do you want to reduce the risk of non-payment by charging a specific amount in advance?Nadles lets you issue one-time charges of any amount, while automatically adjusting the customer’s next billing cycle to reflect those charges.
Combination of all the above
Combination of all the above
By combining different kinds of pricing and billing rules you can create complex pricing scenarios that fit your business model.