Framer AI AgentsDesign and publish professional sites with AI
Launching today
PaymentKit
Billing that survives a processor shutdown
699 followers
Billing that survives a processor shutdown
699 followers
PaymentKit is a multi-processor billing platform for SaaS and e-commerce. It routes payments across processors, vaults tokens independently, and keeps subscriptions billing even if a MID gets shut down. No code to launch, full API when you need it.
I like how this turns processor redundancy into a customer-facing benefit: subscriptions keep running without forcing customers through another checkout.
PaymentKit
@lanfranco_iwanaga Exactly!
I like that this came out of a real internal problem instead of a market gap search. That usually means the edge cases are already handled.
PaymentKit
@uttam_kumar31 we solved our own edge cases first, which means the boring ones are covered, but it also means we're biased toward how we ran things. That's part of why we're here
The multi processor routing is a really practical feature. It could save a lot of stress when a payment provider suddenly causes issues.
PaymentKit
@alan_robert Thanks Alan. The stress point is exactly it. The technical failure is usually small, the panic around it is what costs money...
Billing failures can become a huge headache for SaaS teams, so having a backup path built in makes a lot of sense. 👏
PaymentKit
@awesome_america Appreciate it. Totally agree, you always need a backup path!
The biggest value here for me is continuity. Customers shouldn’t even notice when a payment processor has an issue.
PaymentKit
@jharkhandi_chora1 Sure! Everything else is plumbing to make sure the customer never has a reason to think about you
I like the idea of making processor choice reversible instead of turning it into a painful migration.
PaymentKit
@andrew_dale2 Reversible is the right word for it. Processor choice should be a decision you can revisit, not a one way door you walk through once
The dashboard could be surprisingly valuable too. seening approval rates and fees across processors might reveal problems you simply cant see with one provider.
PaymentKit
@charles_eric3 Yesss! The first time people see approval rates side by side, they usually find one processor quietly underperforming on a specific card brand or country. Impossible to see when there's only one line on the chart