Customer case: Keatech
Do as Keatech and add a big spoonful of Upodi to your subscription business.
Imagine that you where dealing with this dilemma:
Everything related to Upodi and the Subscription Economy
Do as Keatech and add a big spoonful of Upodi to your subscription business.
Imagine that you where dealing with this dilemma:
YOU ARE SLOWLY COMING to your senses: “What’s going on?”
Your head is buzzing… and you struggle to see things clearly.
Gradually your surroundings emerge before you:
A story from real life – that ended in revenue loss…
Once there were (and still is) a Danish company – more specifically a chain of gyms. Our chain of gyms, let’s call them Fitness X. They were successful.
❓ Do you know this?
💡 You have a brilliant idea. [your brilliant idea] on subscription!
You just need a website, a payment solution and a subscription engine, and you're ready to:
There was once an entrepreneur who was successful in his home market. Each month, a box of inspirational products was sent out to his subscribers and they got value, inspiration and motivation to try new things.
[PSP = Payment service Provider red.]
A question I often receive is if Upodi is a PSP (Payment Service Provider).
The short answer is: no it is not.
At first glance, the subscription business seems simple. Customer chooses a plan, gives you their payment details and you charge them once a month. But how would this work under the hood?
A story from real life.
We have success – we internationalize!
But can we do that?
… That sounds boring.
Nevertheless, this is the reality in many companies - it takes an incredibly long time, it is manual (read: high risk of error) AND lack of proration means that you potentially lose revenue (read more about proration here).
Wouldn’t it be nice if you could have a glimpse into the future?
For example, wouldn’t it be nice if you could foresee missing payments before they were missing?
When we talk subscribers, many people think of mobile and the internet - and maybe Netflix, Spotify and fitness?
Classic subscription schemes where we pay and fast bend once a month, and then a form for goods or services is delivered.
Proration, is the term that covers: When someone signs up for your service, up-/downgrades on a “crooked” day of the cycle.
Imagine the following:
You have a good subscription business. Everyone is happy.
5 Types of Recurring Revenue Models.
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Recently, Tien Tzou whi is CEO and founder of American/Chinese Zuora has an exciting update.
One of the key elements of a healthy subscription business is (not surprisingly) paying customers.
No matter how good a service you provide - whether it is SaaS, physical goods, access to a membership club or something fourth – it happens that payments fail. What do you do?
SaaS Accounting & Revenue Recognition [Guide].
While SaaS plays as increasingly prominent role in the lives of many, it is still a relatively new means of providing or using a service as a standalone niche.
Choosing the Right Billing System for Your SaaS Business
When you’re running a SaaS business, choosing the right billing system software is crucial to your success.
Whether you’re a new business, are about to launch a subscription product, or are an existing business looking for a new billing system software solution, it’s important that you take the time to choose the right platform for your business.