Change anything without a ticket.
New price in Kenya. A World Cup pass. A gateway swap two weeks before launch. Your team does it, today, and knows it works before anyone feels it.
Clone the live catalog as a draft. Change what you need. Publish when it's ready.
- Published versions lock their commercial configuration, so nobody edits a live price by accident
- Names and descriptions stay editable — pricing and plan rules don't
- Every version keeps its history: who created it, when it went live, when it was archived
Every catalog version is validated before you can publish it.
The kind of mistake that takes a quarter to notice, caught in a second.
- At least one active product
- Every active product has at least one active plan
- Every active plan has at least one active price
- Every active plan is linked to an entitlement package
- No duplicate product codes
- No duplicate plan codes
- No duplicate price for the same plan, country and currency
Create a virtual clock. Attach a subscriber to it. Move time forward.
The renewal charges. The payment fails. The retry ladder runs on schedule. The invoice is generated. The dunning email sends. The events fire.
All of it in seconds, in sandbox, tagged as simulation — so you can test a four-step retry ladder in an afternoon instead of finding out on renewal day.
Worth asking any vendor: how long does a price change take, and how do you test a renewal? On most platforms the first answer is a support ticket and the second is "wait a month."
Nobody has to remember to run any of it.
Renewal scans
Run on their own schedule, every time.
Lifecycle sweeps
Suspend access automatically when grace periods expire.
Dunning execution
Runs on schedule, no manual chasing.
Price migrations
Each job has a failure threshold that disables it automatically if it starts misbehaving — instead of letting it run wrong all night.
Configure it per environment, and every subscription follows it.
- What happens when a payment fails — grace period, pause, continue, cancel, expire at period end
- Who's eligible for a free trial
- How long past due is too long
- Password rules and session length for your subscribers
See a renewal run in seconds.
Book a walkthrough with our team — we'll fast-forward a virtual clock through a real renewal and retry ladder, live.
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