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Show HN: Drop-in billing and feature access management for SaaS

8 pointsby parthiabout 5 years ago

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parthiabout 5 years ago
TL;DR If you&#x27;re a SaaS company, mightydash.com lets your users pick a plan, pay you and get access to what they paid for. Takes 15 mins and saves you at least a week of engineering<p>Hello all, we&#x27;ve built a ton of SaaS apps in the past year, and payments have always been a headache. Yes, Stripe provides all the infrastructure to handle the grungy stuff, but you still have to build a ton of on top of it to get to something a customer can use. Decided to scratch my own itch and built mightydash.com to solve this.<p>This is all the stuff I&#x27;ve had to build myself that MightyDash enables out of the box: - Let users add, change or remove a credit card - Select a plan - Let a user downgrade&#x2F;cancel a plan, but make sure the user still retains access to features they paid for till the next billing period - Let a user upgrade a plan and explain that they&#x27;ll be prorated (so they don&#x27;t complain to support) - In my app, restrict access to a feature based on the user&#x27;s plan (eg - you can only send 100 emails on the free plan) - Add a limited promo (allow 500 people to use promo code DEAL for 1 month free) - Add a no credit-card trial<p>It&#x27;s early and works for React&#x2F;Node atm, but can easily extend it to your stack if you reach out.<p>I&#x27;ve looked at Chargebee, Recurly and more. They offer a lot of options, but not the exact set of things that someone needs to get a SaaS product off the ground instantly.<p>Would love to understand if this has been a problem for you too and what else you&#x27;d want handled for you
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