Schematic
A versatile billing and pricing platform designed for SaaS and AI businesses, enabling flexible monetization strategies.
About Schematic
Schematic is an adaptable billing and pricing engine tailored for SaaS and AI organizations. It allows development teams to implement monetization once and enables go-to-market teams to control pricing, packaging, and entitlements without coding changes. The platform accelerates product launches, improves conversion, facilitates account expansion, and reduces churn through tools for metering, plans, entitlements, smart flags, billing components, and actionable insights. It supports various pricing models such as usage-based, flat fee, seat-based, and credit systems, with seamless Stripe integration.
How to Use
Developers embed Schematic’s SDKs and ready-to-use components like the customer portal, pricing tables, and checkout into their application. GTM teams can then define and manage pricing, plans, and feature access through Schematic's platform, without requiring engineering efforts or code deployments. Get started by trying a demo or signing up for a free trial to explore its capabilities.
Features
- SDKs available for multiple programming languages including Next.js, Node.js, Go, React, JavaScript, Python, Java, and C#
- Pre-built billing components such as customer portals, pricing tables, checkout flows, and element libraries
- Supports metering and flexible pricing models, including usage-based billing
- Smart Flags for feature rollout, entitlements, gating, usage tracking, and monetization
- Comprehensive plan and entitlement management, including trials and customer journeys
- Actionable insights to identify upgrade opportunities and churn risks
- Decouples business logic from code for easier management
- Seamless Stripe integration for streamlined payments and billing
Use Cases
- Launching trials without requiring engineering support
- Launching new products or add-on features quickly
- Monitoring usage and payments to prevent churn
- Implementing usage-based or hybrid pricing models
- Adding sales-led pricing on top of self-serve channels
- Combining self-serve and sales-led strategies
- Deploying usage-based or credit-based pricing within days
- Driving product-led expansion and growth
- Using paywalls to encourage upgrades and account expansion
- Testing new pricing strategies without delays
- Implementing diverse pricing models without rebuilding billing infrastructure
- Issuing loyalty credits and entitlements to retain at-risk customers
Best For
Pros
- Provides detailed insights to identify revenue opportunities and reduce churn risks.
- Offers fast flag checks under 50 milliseconds and comprehensive SDKs for smooth integration.
- Supports complex pricing models, particularly usage-based plans.
- Unifies plan, entitlement, and customer journey management on a single platform.
- Enables GTM teams to adjust pricing and features independently, reducing engineering dependency.
- Facilitates rapid testing and iteration of pricing strategies.
- Designed to optimize customer conversion, expansion, and retention with intuitive user experiences.
- Built on Stripe, simplifying billing and payment processes.
Cons
- No explicit drawbacks are noted in the provided information.