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Hi there!
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New version. New features. Happy users (hopefully).
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More options for coupons
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We have improved the coupon model to give you more flexibility, including:
1️⃣ Ability to define the value of a coupon as a fixed amount or percentage;
2️⃣ Ability to create recurring coupons that apply over several billing periods; and
3️⃣ Ability to set an expiration date (i.e. date after which the coupon can no longer be redeemed).
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Thank you! 🌟
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More than 600 people have already starred our repository on GitHub!
Thanks for your support and keep sharing!
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We are here to help
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Join the Lago Community on Slack to get in touch with our team.
There is always someone available to discuss new feature requests, review pricing models and provide technical support.
Come and say hi!
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Four problems with homemade billing
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If you're considering building a homemade billing system for your SaaS company, there are a few things you should be aware of.
In this article, Qonto's first billing engineer shares four lessons he learned while working on this project.
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Clone Slack's fair per-seat pricing
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Many SaaS companies bill their customers based on the number of active users.
However, keeping track of users and calculating fees according to the number of days of use is not as easy as it seems.
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Thank you and stay tuned!
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The Lago Team
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Lago is a company backed by
Y Combinator
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Lago, built with love around the world!
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