Subscription Billing Integration
Recurring billing that handles upgrades, failures and proration without manual repair.
What does subscription billing need to handle?
Subscription billing has to handle far more than a recurring charge: trials, upgrades and downgrades with proration, failed payments and retries, cancellations and refunds, tax and invoicing, and currency where relevant. The awkward cases are where most support tickets and revenue leakage originate.
The problem this solves
Billing is usually built for the successful monthly charge. Then a customer upgrades mid-cycle, a card fails, someone requests a refund, and the edge cases get handled manually forever.
Signs this applies to you
- Plan changes are adjusted by hand.
- Failed payments are noticed only when a customer complains.
- Invoices are corrected manually.
- Revenue reporting does not match the payment provider.
How we approach it
- Model the plan structure and change paths before implementing.
- Use the payment provider's subscription primitives rather than reinventing them.
- Handle proration explicitly on upgrade and downgrade.
- Implement dunning — retries and notifications — for failed payments.
- Generate compliant invoices including tax.
- Reconcile internal records against the provider automatically.
What you get
Included in the work
- Plan and pricing model
- Provider integration
- Proration handling
- Dunning and retry flow
- Invoice generation
- Reconciliation reporting
What changes afterwards
- Plan changes handled automatically
- Failed payments recovered rather than lost
- Reporting that matches the payment provider
Services this draws on
Subscription Billing Integration — frequently asked questions
For Indian domestic subscriptions, providers supporting local mandates and recurring rules; for international customers, a global provider. Many products end up supporting both.
Automatic retries on a schedule, with notification to the customer and a defined grace period before suspension. Manual handling loses revenue that dunning recovers routinely.
You can, and the edge cases will consume more time than expected. Using the provider's subscription features is almost always the better trade.
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A short conversation is usually enough to tell whether we are the right fit, and what the work would realistically involve.