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Flexprice vs GetPaidHQ

Flexprice

flexprice.io

GetPaidHQ

getpaidhq.co

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FigureFlexpriceGetPaidHQ
Price from$199/moFree
Free planYesYes
Free trial——
Open sourceYesYes
WebYesYes
LinuxYes—
APIYesYes
Self-hostedYesYes
Plans published62
Spec score · Subscription Billing Software9.1 (#2)8.5 (#16)
Documentation depthThe documentation includes concepts, cookbooks, API reference, integrations, changelog, architecture, self-hosting and configuration sections.The API guide includes authentication, pagination, errors, rate limits, webhooks, and endpoint references.
InvoicingFlexprice automatically turns usage data into invoices, supports previews and exports to accounting systems.The project describes invoice generation and management, including line items and PDF generation, in its documentation.
Self-hostingDocumentation covers self-hosting the backend, AWS deployment and frontend hosting, while the commercial plans also advertise VPC and on-premise options.The project can be self-hosted using its provided container setup after configuring databases, processors, and environment variables.
SupportSupport channels include email, a community Slack workspace and plan-specific response-time commitments.The published self-hosted plan includes community support.
Usage meteringFlexprice ingests product-consumption events in real time and aggregates them for billing and reporting.Usage events can be ingested through the API and aggregated by sum, maximum, last value, or unique count.

Plans

Flexprice

  • FreeFree
  • Build$500 a month
  • Scale$1,000 a month
  • Mission CriticalPriced on request
  • Pay as you go$199 a month
  • Enterprise$3,000 a month

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GetPaidHQ

  • Self-hostedFree
  • CloudPriced on request

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GetPaidHQ

GetPaidHQ is open-source subscription billing software that customers can run on their own infrastructure and connect to a payment processor of their choice. It supports fixed, usage-based, tiered, and hybrid pricing within one subscription, plus proration controls and multiple currencies. Charges can be routed by region, customer, or failover. Built-in dunning detects payment failures, retries according to decline reason and customer history, and provides links for customers to update payment details. The product offers a REST API, webhooks, idempotency keys, and typed SDKs for Node, Python, PHP, and Go. Checkout.com and Paystack are supported; other processors can be added through the adapter interface. The MIT-licensed self-hosted plan costs nothing under MIT, while customers pay their own infrastructure costs. It includes community support. The maker says self-hosting keeps payment and customer data within the customer's infrastructure. GetPaidHQ is in open beta; managed Cloud is described as coming, with pricing being finalized and early-access terms available by contacting the maker. Its privacy policy is labeled a placeholder and should be reviewed by qualified counsel before reliance.

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