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.
Can recurring billing switch processors without touching customers?
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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.
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The multi processor routing is a really practical feature. It could save a lot of stress when a payment provider suddenly causes issues.
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Billing failures can become a huge headache for SaaS teams, so having a backup path built in makes a lot of sense. 👏
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The biggest value here for me is continuity. Customers shouldn’t even notice when a payment processor has an issue.
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I like the idea of making processor choice reversible instead of turning it into a painful migration.
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The dashboard could be surprisingly valuable too. seening approval rates and fees across processors might reveal problems you simply cant see with one provider.
Can recurring billing switch processors without touching customers?
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.
The multi processor routing is a really practical feature. It could save a lot of stress when a payment provider suddenly causes issues.
Billing failures can become a huge headache for SaaS teams, so having a backup path built in makes a lot of sense. 👏
The biggest value here for me is continuity. Customers shouldn’t even notice when a payment processor has an issue.
I like the idea of making processor choice reversible instead of turning it into a painful migration.
The dashboard could be surprisingly valuable too. seening approval rates and fees across processors might reveal problems you simply cant see with one provider.