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Maxio

B2B subscription billing, usage-based monetization, revenue recognition and SaaS financial reporting.

Research-based score
4.2
Research-based score
Features and capabilities4.8

Wide subscription finance system including billing, dunning, revenue recognition, reporting and optional advanced modules.

Usability and implementation4.0

Powerful for finance teams but contract migration, usage-rating design and ERP reconciliation increase complexity.

Pricing and value transparency3.7

Grow public rate is helpful, but annual default, add-on scope and Scale quoting make final TCO uncertain.

Integrations, security and trust4.4

Broad accounting, payments and CRM ecosystem with matched user reviews; no independent compliance or security audit.

Scored by Vishal Singh

Quick facts

Vendor
Maxio
Pricing model
Contract SaaS subscription priced by monthly billings and selected modules; Grow published $599/month (annual agreement default), Scale negotiated quote
Plan pricing
Grow $599/month up to $100,000 in monthly billings (typically paid annually); Scale custom quote above $100,000 monthly billings.
Free plan
Not confirmed
Free trial
Not confirmed
Last verified
11/6/2026

About Maxio

Maxio is a B2B SaaS revenue management platform combining subscription billing, usage-based invoicing, payments, collections, revenue recognition and recurring-revenue reporting. The company unifies capabilities historically sold as Chargify and SaaSOptics. It serves finance teams and monetization engineers whose customers have contracts with subscriptions, changing seat counts, metered services, annual commitments, ramped rates, discounts and complex invoicing. Unlike a standalone dashboard that only observes MRR, Maxio can administer customer subscription plans and renewals, issue invoices, collect payments through connected gateways, send dunning communications, track unpaid accounts receivable and produce financial reporting from the billing transactions. Standard and advanced revenue-recognition offerings help teams account for deferred and earned revenue under ASC 606 and IFRS 15; actual recognition configuration needs validation with the company's accountants. Reporting covers subscription momentum, new ARR, churn, expansion, renewal rates, revenue forecasts, cohort information and financial close data. The public pricing page now lists Grow at $599/month for businesses with up to $100,000 in monthly billings. Scale is a custom sales quote for companies above that threshold or seeking expanded finance operations. Crucially, Maxio says its STANDARD agreements are paid annually; monthly and quarterly payment schedules are premium options. Therefore a headline '$599/month' is a monthly-rate description and must not be represented as guaranteed month-to-month cancellation. The $599/month Grow headline assumes up to $100K monthly billings, standard agreements are annual, and advanced modules and Scale pricing need a written quote.

Best for

B2B SaaS and AI subscription companies that require connected billing, collections, ASC 606/IFRS 15 revenue recognition and finance reports.

Maxio pros and cons

Pros

  • Connects subscription and usage billing with collections, accounting and SaaS analytics.
  • Grow has a clear published $599/month starting benchmark for billings to $100K/month.
  • Includes recurring, usage and mixed monetization models and many payment gateway integrations.
  • Offers more sophisticated revenue recognition and accounts receivable workflows for finance teams.
  • No per-seat subscription charge is advertised, simplifying multi-team user access.

Cons

  • −At $599/month, too costly for many small subscription startups and invoice-only users.
  • −Scale pricing and add-on modules require sales negotiation.
  • −Default annual payment commitment increases lock-in despite monthly headline rate.
  • −Contract migration, revenue mapping and ERP sync introduce meaningful implementation work.
  • −Payment processing, selected modules and service fees may add costs beyond the subscription.

Features

Payment gateway orchestration
Multi-entity billing module
Payment retries
Recognized revenue reports
MRR and ARR reporting
Free-trial subscription schedules
Metering and rating module
Credit card payment integrations
Usage-based billing
Consolidated invoicing module
Tiered usage pricing
Churn and retention analytics
Revenue projections
Top-customer analysis
Electronic invoicing options
Deferred revenue reporting
Hybrid subscription and metered charges
Revenue roll-forwards
Automated invoices
Cohort reporting
Contract terms tracking
Pro forma invoices
Recurring subscription billing
Unlimited user accounts as priced
Revenue recognition schedules
Renewal management
Failed-payment dunning
Accounts receivable aging
Fixed-price billing
Coupons and discounts
ERP export and sync
Accounting software integrations
CRM integrations
Customer self-service portal
Customer lifetime value estimates
Subscription momentum reports
IFRS 15 revenue workflows
Collections notifications
Expense amortization module
ASC 606 revenue workflows
Financial close reconciliation
Product catalog
API-based product integration
Configurable permissions
Milestone-based billing module
Event-based billing module
Customer account hierarchies
Cash collection reporting
Subscription lifecycle management

Platforms

Cloud-hosted Maxio web applicationREST API and developer integrationsFinance and billing administration via browser

Integrations

Pipedrive Sage Intacct Xero NetSuite Stripe payments Salesforce Authorize.net Avalara where configured HubSpot Braintree QuickBooks Twenty-plus payment gateways Maxio developer APIs and webhooks

Pricing — verified 11/6/2026

What you’ll actually pay

Scale
See pricing details

Custom quote for over $100K monthly billings and larger finance/reporting requirements.

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Official pricing / availability source · Checked 6 November 2026. Confirm current taxes, regional terms and allowances. A listed plan is not necessarily the cheapest option.

Editorial verification: 11/6/2026. Check the vendor's site for current pricing.

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Maxio — frequently asked questions

How much does Maxio cost?
Its current public pricing page lists Grow at $599/month for businesses with up to $100,000 in monthly billings. Scale needs a custom quote.
Does the $599 Maxio plan allow monthly payment?
The site quotes a monthly rate, but Maxio says its standard agreements are paid annually. Monthly and quarterly payment schedules are offered as premium options.
What is Maxio used for?
B2B subscription billing, usage rating, customer invoices, payment collection, financial and accounts-receivable reporting, and revenue recognition.
Is Maxio the same as Chargify?
Chargify and SaaSOptics capabilities became part of the Maxio platform. Existing accounts and module entitlements can depend on their original contracts.
Does Maxio have a free plan or public trial?
No permanent Free tier or standard self-service trial appears on the current Grow/Scale pricing page. The main purchase action is a personalized demo.
Can Maxio handle usage-based and hybrid subscriptions?
Yes. The pricing page lists usage-based and recurring billing in all published plans, and advanced metering or event modules may require a separate entitlement.
Does Maxio include revenue recognition?
Yes. Its plan comparison distinguishes standard and advanced revenue recognition. Buyers should verify whether their desired ASC 606/IFRS 15 workflows need a paid module or Scale.
Does Maxio charge per user?
Maxio says buyers may add as many users as needed at no additional seat charge, but platform, volume, gateway and module fees still apply.

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