Who it's for
Built for intelligent products.
If what a customer can do depends on what they've paid, consumed, or earned, commerce isn't a checkout page — it's infrastructure.
AI products
Usage-priced inference, credits, and plan entitlements that must stay in sync with billing.
SaaS
Subscriptions, upgrades, seats, and proration without a bespoke billing service per product.
Creator platforms
Payouts, revenue share, and referral attribution across many independent earners.
Agent systems
Programmatic consumption metered and authorised against a real commercial balance.
Memberships
Recurring access where entitlement must follow payment state precisely.
Marketplaces
Multi-party transactions, allocations, and reconciliation across every participant.
Signals of fit
You'll recognise the problem if any of these are true.
- Your pricing mixes subscriptions, credits, and usage.
- Referrals or partners earn a share of revenue you compute manually.
- Entitlements are stored separately from billing and occasionally disagree.
- Refunds and failed payments require human intervention to unwind access.
- You settle in more than one currency or rail.
- You expect to launch more than one product on the same commercial foundation.