Payment Processing
When it comes to setting up how your recurring revenue will be managed, the payment processing and billing management vendors you utilize, your internal payment operations, and your subscriber billing management, there is no ONE right set up or process. Some vendors support one part of the payment process while others support many. The right setup is what works for you and your business, and at the stage of business you are at (or are about to grow into). So, it’s imperative you understand the process, what your subscription business needs, and know the right questions to ask when selecting your payment partners. And, it’s even more imperative to stay current with best practices for managing your recurring payments for your business.
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Since the AMEX-COSTCO “divorce”, many recurring merchants have been proactive reaching out to customers to mitigate its impact since American Express cards operate separately from
Last week subscription management platform Fusebill announced it had secured $6 million in its Series A round of funding. This is just the latest SaaS
Earlier this week Amdocs (NASDAQ: DOX), a customer experience solutions provider, announced the acquisition of three privately-held companies – Vindicia, a subscription billing firm; Brite:Bill,
The Washington State Attorney General’s Office announced September 6th fines for Seattle-based Julep Beauty, Inc. and its owner Jane Park for using negative option marketing
Are you receiving more alerts notifying you of expiring cards? We have and frankly, its no surprise with the increase in the volume of payment
Not all failed recurring payments can be saved with an Account Updater update. Failed payments can be for a variety of reasons from cancelled cards,
Sony announced that it is raising its subscription prices effective September 22, and PlayStation Plus subscribers are not happy. Players have called the announcement and
Last week Toronto-based AlarmForce admitted that it had wrongfully charged residential subscribers in certain jurisdictions monitoring fees after they cancelled their service, but before they
In this week’s subscription headlines, the New York Times is rumored to be expanding into Australia and Canada, U.K. news outlets are presumed to be
Here are some of our favorite subscription headlines of the week, covering everything from Facebook chatbots sending subscription-based messages and Microsoft entering the live streaming
