Maxio
Maxio provides a comprehensive suite of tools for B2B SaaS companies to manage their billing, financial operations, and quote-to-cash processes.
Our verdict
Who it's for
All-in-one billing, financial operations, and CPQ software for B2B SaaS businesses.
Who should look elsewhere
No explicit pricing information is provided on the website, requiring a demo request.
Pros
- +Significantly reduces time spent on reporting and invoicing processes.
- +Ensures GAAP & IFRS compliance for revenue recognition.
- +Supports complex B2B SaaS billing models, including usage-based pricing.
- +Streamlines the entire quote-to-cash process, from sales to billing and reporting.
- +Provides deep financial insights and improves forecasting accuracy.
Cons
- −No explicit pricing information is provided on the website, requiring a demo request.
- −The complexity of the feature set might require a learning curve for new users.
Key features
- ✓Usage-based billing with metering and rating
- ✓Subscription management with self-serve billing portals
- ✓Flexible product catalog for subscription plans and contracts
- ✓Automated revenue recognition and reporting (ASC 606/IFRS 15 compliant)
- ✓Customizable dashboards and drill-down reports
- ✓Integration with over 20 payment gateways
- ✓Automated recurring, usage-based, and event-based invoicing
- ✓Automated cash collection reminders and dunning cadences
Pricing
| Plan | Price | Billing | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Build | — | month | — |
| Grow | $599 | month | Recurring billing; Usage-based pricing; Contract management |
| Scale | — | month | Everything in Grow; Advanced revenue recognition; A/R management |
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