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Una plataforma de configuración de billing que simplifique la implementación de modelos de suscripción complejos con wizards guiados, mejores prácticas automatizadas y templates pre-configurados para diferentes casos de uso.

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Urgency7.0

Market size8.0

Feasibility8.0

Competition6.0

Pain point

SaaS founders struggle with complex billing configurations and best practices when implementing subscription models with multiple pricing tiers and discounts in Stripe.

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Fundadores de SaaS y equipos de producto que necesitan implementar sistemas de facturación complejos

Source signal

"hoping someone could help us understand the best practices for doing SaaS billing with Stripe"

Original post

Ask HN: Best practices for SaaS billing with Stripe

Hi HN -- hoping someone could help us understand the best practices for doing SaaS billing with Stripe.We charge a monthly fee ($100) per "team" for the customer (w/unlimited users).Customers can have different numbers of teams but it ranges from ~10-50.I'd like to set it up so that there is a monthly subscription ($100 per team per month) but we also offer 10% off if you pay 6 months up front and 20% off if you pay 12 months up front.So my question: In Stripe should the 6 month and 12 month discounts be SUBSCRIPTIONS or COUPONS? The 10% and 20% discount would be applied one-time (vs. prorated) so customer would be invoiced up-front in one payment for the 6 or 12 month block.I could create a standard month-to-month and then customize the 6 or 12 month pre-payments based on # of teams the customer uses but then I'll wind up with many SUBSCRIPTIONS since each customer has a different number of teams, which feels messy...Hope that makes sense -- really appreciate advice!!

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