Curious how Maxio and Stripe Billing stack up head-to-head? Here’s what you need to know before making your final decision.

MAXIO VS. STRIPE BILLING

Which is best for recurring revenue businesses?

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Why Maxio?

Streamline subscription and contract billing.
Automate invoicing. Stay GAAP & IFRS compliant.

50%

Invoicing processes automated

Maxio is basically a Senior Accountant running our complex billing. If you want to continue to grow, there’s no better software.

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Trevor Swim

Director of Finance

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3+

hours saved per closed deal

Instantly helpful. Incredible ease of access. Everything’s there and you’re confident in the numbers. Turns anything you’re doing in Excel into one simple application.

Taylor McPherson

Taylor McPherson

Former Business Operations Specialist

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90%

less time spent on AR reporting

It’s become the single source of truth for all of our AR reporting. AR used to be complex for us in the past. Maxio has made it very, very easy.

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Jean-Thomas Cock

Head of Finance

250%

Growth in ARR

5

Days to close

We’ve been able to automate billings and subscription renewals. We close revenue in 5 days. And it provides us with SaaS-based metrics at a push of a button.

Antonietta Ciccone

Dir. Corp. Revenue Accounting

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    What’s the difference between Maxio and Stripe Billing?

    Maxio

    Built for B2B SaaS Companies

    Purpose-built to support B2B SaaS businesses through scaling and complexity.

    • Flexible pricing models that support complex revenue recognition.
    • Drill-down reporting and analytics trusted by investors and finance teams.
    • Native integrations with CRMs and accounting systems.

    Stripe Billing

    Suited for B2C companies

    Generalized Subscription Management

    • Works best for B2C, eCommerce, and e-Learning.
    • Limited out-of-the-box reporting.
    • Most functionality requires API configuration.

    Maxio vs. Stripe Billing Feature Comparison

    Maxio

    Stripe Billing

    Billing & Subscription Management
    Subscription billing
    Contract billing
    Features in beta
    Self-service portals
    Multi-attribute rating
    Prepaid subscriptions
    Prepaid usage
    Fixed fee and overages only
    Company Management
    Single product with multiple currencies
    Localized customer support
    Dedicated onboarding for all customers
    Revenue & Expense Reporting
    Basic revenue recognition
    End of period reporting
    Carve-outs / Reallocations
    Expense recognition
    Integrations
    Salesforce (two way)
    HubSpot (two way)
    Xero (two way)
    QuickBooks (two way)
    Netsuite (two way)
    QuotaPath
    Clearbit

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    Maxio vs. Stripe BIlling FAQs

    Maxio offers plans with a base fee that includes a customized revenue amount, making it very cost competitive with Stripe Billing. Stripe’s pay-as-you-go pricing may look simple upfront, but it often requires more developer resources, increasing total cost of ownership. In addition, Maxio doesn’t lock you into a single payment provider, giving you flexibility to optimize processing costs .

    Stripe Billing’s reporting is limited and often requires Stripe Sigma (premium add-on) plus SQL expertise to access usable analytics. Maxio provides out-of-the-box reporting with the ability to drill down into underlying data across all reports, ensuring transparency for internal teams, investors, and auditors.

    Stripe offers broad partner integrations as part of its generalist approach. Maxio is purpose-built for B2B SaaS, offering native Salesforce and HubSpot integrations tailored to complex billing needs. Unlike Stripe, Maxio maintains its integrations directly, ensuring reliability and depth of functionality

    Stripe provides minimal onboarding and implementation support, leaving architecture and product catalog setup to customers. Maxio provides dedicated onboarding specialists to ensure accurate setup from the start, reducing long-term risks and ensuring scalability

    What issues do people run into with Stripe Billing?

    Most early-stage companies implement Stripe to bill customers and collect payments. But they start running into issues as they scale.

    Can’t support GTM complexity

    Stripe Billing works well for companies that sell a single product at a single price point in a single channel. Stripe Billing will struggle to accommodate complexities in your go-to-market strategy.

    Growth-prohibitive pricing

    While Stripe’s pricing strategy is transparent and easy to understand,  it’s fixed forever. By contrast, Maxio offers volume-based discounts as you scale, so you never get penalized for your business’ success.

    Lack of onboarding and support

    While Stripe Billing’s extensive documentation makes it easy to interact with them in a self-service manner, most companies find they need additional support and guidance.

    How to migrate from Stripe Billing to Maxio

    Here’s how to migrate from Stripe Billing to Maxio in five easy steps.

    1. Align the product catalog structure
    2. Map current subscriptions to the new catalog structure
    3. Design new subscription management workflows
    4. Define customer touch points and API integrations
    5. Import and go-live
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