Saasybill

What it does

Most billing tools want to own your invoicing. Saasybill doesn't. Every invoice is created directly inside Xero, so your accounting stays intact, your accountant doesn't need to change anything, and you're not paying a percentage of your revenue to process bank transfers. Set up your plans, attach subscriptions to customers, and billing runs automatically at renewal. Flat subscription pricing, no transaction fees.

Subscription billing inside Xero. Set up your customers and plans once and Saasybill raises invoices automatically. Renewals, proration, and Xero sync included. Flat monthly fee.

Stop spending hours every month raising invoices by hand. Saasybill runs billing end-to-end: renewals, proration, and invoices go out automatically without you touching them. Renewals, seat changes, and proration: all checked manually before the invoice can go out, and it all starts again next month. There's a gap between “manual invoicing on the side” and “the enterprise platform that owns your stack.” That gap is exactly where Saasybill lives. Manageable at first. Then subscriptions change mid-cycle, customers upgrade, and the spreadsheet stops making sense. Someone is reconciling proration on a Tuesday night. Define your pricing once. Attach subscriptions to customers. Saasybill…from saasybill.com

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