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Starter
$49 per month
Access a complete payments platform with simple, pay-as-you-go pricing.
This Plan Includes:
Business Accounts
Embeddable Checkout
Custom UI Tool
Invoice Support
Global Support
Custom Plan
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Design a custom package— with large payments volume or unique business models.
Everything in Starter Plus:
150+ Currencies
Control Payout Timing
Unified Payouts
Subsidiary Support
Secure Dashboard Access
Developer Dashboard
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
To send one-time or recurring invoices in Orbiz Billing, log in and go to the "Invoices" section. For a one-time invoice, create a new invoice, fill in customer details, and add the necessary items. Review and send it directly to the customer via email or download it. For recurring invoices, select the "Recurring Invoice" option, set the frequency (e.g., monthly or annually), enter the customer’s details, and define the services or products. Orbiz Billing will automatically send the invoice based on the schedule you set.
To create and send an invoice using Orbiz Billing, log in and go to the "Invoices" section. Select "Create New Invoice," enter client details, and add the services or products with descriptions and prices. Review the total, then send the invoice via email or download it as a PDF. It's that simple!
To mark an invoice as paid out of band in Orbiz Billing, log in and locate the invoice in the "Invoices" section. Open the specific invoice and look for the option to "Mark as Paid." Select this, then choose "Out of Band" as the payment method. Confirm the details, and the invoice will be updated to reflect the payment.
To calculate the trial conversion rate in Orbiz Billing, log in and access your subscription analytics. Find the total number of users who started a trial and the number of those who converted to paying customers. Divide the number of conversions by the total trial users, then multiply by 100 to get the conversion rate percentage. This helps measure how many trial users become paying customers.