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One person shipping a SaaS on a modern serverless stack.
A cap on PostHog and Upstash so usage spikes never surprise you.
Connect Vercel, Supabase, Cloudflare and the rest of your stack. Billman tracks every subscription, pays each one from its own virtual card, and sends you one statement a month.
Works with the 72 tools your team already pays for
One person shipping a SaaS on a modern serverless stack.
A cap on PostHog and Upstash so usage spikes never surprise you.
Six people, one product, every seat on a different invoice.
Idle Figma and Notion seats, plus a cap on OpenAI usage before it grows.
A studio running client sites across hosting, design and email tools.
Two hosting platforms and two email senders that could each be one.
Illustrative stacks priced from each vendor's list prices, in USD. Not real Billman customers.
Authorize read access to billing. Billman imports the plan, seats, usage and past invoices.
The vendor gets a dedicated virtual card and a billing address at @billman.app.
On statement day every vendor card settles in one charge. One receipt for your accountant.
What you spend, where it goes, what renews next, and what needs you. Updated every time a vendor bills you.
Billman AI watches seats, usage and overlapping tools across your whole stack, then tells you exactly what to change, why, and what it saves. One click applies it.
Stop logging into seven dashboards to change a card or remove a seat. Every control for every tool lives on its page in Billman.
Every tool charges its own Billman card. All of them settle in one charge to your real card on statement day.
Set a spend limit on Supabase, freeze the card for a tool you stopped using, or pause a plan from one screen.
Billman compares seats paid against seats active and shows what trimming them saves each month.
Metered tools like PostHog and Upstash get a ceiling. You hear about a spike before the invoice.
Receipts, failed payments and price changes are matched to the right charge automatically.
Annual plans and domain renewals show up a week ahead, by email from alerts@billman.app.
Each vendor gets its own address on billman.app. Receipts, failed-payment notices and price changes go there, get matched to the right charge, and only the ones that need a human reach you.
Showing 24 of 72, in a new order on every visit.
Billman asks for the least access it needs, keeps every workspace isolated, and never sees your full card number.
How we protect your dataConnections request billing access only. Billman can't deploy, delete or read your code.
Row-level security keeps each workspace's data visible only to its members.
Billman keeps only the brand and last four digits of your card.
A leaked card affects one vendor. Freeze it in a click without touching the rest.
No. When you connect a tool, Billman updates its payment method to a Billman virtual card. Your plan, seats and history stay as they are.
Each vendor has its own card, so one failure never blocks the others. Billman retries, and the vendor's notice lands in your billing inbox already handled.
It looks at seats paid versus seats used, usage trends, overlapping tools in the same category, and plan pricing. Every recommendation shows its reasoning, and nothing changes until you click Apply.
Every vendor gets an address like vercel.yourteam@billman.app. Set it as the billing email in that tool and Billman reads, files and matches every invoice sent there.
72 today, from Vercel and Supabase to OpenAI, Figma and Slack. Missing one? Email hello@billman.app and we'll add it.
Only members of your workspace. Data is isolated per workspace with row-level security, and Billman only requests read access to billing.
Connect your first tool in two minutes and see your whole stack on one screen.