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.
The token ownership part is interesting. that's usually the thing that makes switching providers difficult.
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This could be useful for SaaS companies handling subscriptions across different regions.
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I’m curious whether routing can be based on processor fees too, orif it's mainly designed for reliability nd availability.
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Payment stuff is easy to ignore until something goes wrong. having a backup layer makes a lot of sense.
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Keeping subscriptions alive during a processor change is probably the biggest value here.
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I like how this turns processor redundancy into a customer-facing benefit: subscriptions keep running without forcing customers through another checkout.
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Can I test a new processor with a small slice of traffic?
The token ownership part is interesting. that's usually the thing that makes switching providers difficult.
This could be useful for SaaS companies handling subscriptions across different regions.
I’m curious whether routing can be based on processor fees too, orif it's mainly designed for reliability nd availability.
Payment stuff is easy to ignore until something goes wrong. having a backup layer makes a lot of sense.
Keeping subscriptions alive during a processor change is probably the biggest value here.
I like how this turns processor redundancy into a customer-facing benefit: subscriptions keep running without forcing customers through another checkout.
Can I test a new processor with a small slice of traffic?