Waste of time: Overpriced, intransparent and empty promises You have to book an appointment with them and immediately the upselling starts. I was promised "assessment of my requirements" and "immediate follow-up". 2 weeks later: radio silence. This is just a VERY POOR customer experience. It’s an already overpriced product, the pricing is intransparent, the onboarding cumbersome. They make big promises on the phone with zero to show for. I sent a complaint via email about the lack of following up with me and they did not even bother to answer. Better go with a company that cares.

Disillusionment... French, happy to have found a nice partner for recurring payments by Stripe, with a free plan (but they also win), I select this plan to register, I enter my data, but in fact we are redirected to something to show us a demo, adapted to our bunsiness, and get us called back. Personally I come to open my account, it is not so that after that one tells me and well no, it is a demo that we give you and we will see later for the account. A fake registration page. Short : Au revoir.

Works great for our SaaS business We've used Chargebee for our SaaS business for 5+ years and the service and support has been excellent. It's probably the service I'm most satisfied with out of all the ones we use.

Great Service I've been using this service for several months now and everything is super easy to understand and I haven't had any issues. It's been so helpful in getting my subscription newsletter off the ground.

Solutions Team? More like Problems Team. Every time you try to deal with Support (for even the most basic request) you get endless, unhelpful advice. It takes hours to get anything done, and the product breaks all the time. It's a case of building something huge and complicated that doesn't work, instead of building something simple that does work, and getting the most basic functionality right. On top of that, Support are just hopeless at understanding your problem and providing a solution, on the most fundamental level. I can't tell you how many "solutions" they've given me that don't even remotely match the problem I'm trying to solve.