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Any pricing model, billed from the contract.

Subscriptions, seats and usage billed straight from the signed contract, ASC 606 schedules built for you, and ARR that's always current.

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The problem

Your pricing shouldn't need its own spreadsheet.

Legacy billing

Pricing lives in the contract. Billing lives somewhere else.
  • cancelOrder forms re-keyed into a billing tool
  • cancelSeat changes and upgrades billed by hand
  • cancelUsage invoices assembled from exports
  • cancelRev rec rebuilt in a spreadsheet every month

With Agree

The contract runs billing and revenue.
  • check_circlePlatform, seats and usage from signed terms
  • check_circleUpgrades prorated and co-termed for you
  • check_circleASC 606 schedules built from the order form
  • check_circleLive ARR, MRR and net revenue retention
Priced

Every pricing model, from one order form.

Flat platform fees, per-seat pricing, metered usage and annual uplifts are read from the signed contract and billed together, so what's invoiced is what was sold.

  • Recurring, per-seat and usage-based
  • Annual uplifts applied on schedule
Changed

Upgrades and expansions, billed the same day.

When a customer adds seats or signs an amendment, the change is prorated onto the next invoice and co-termed to the contract. Nobody files a billing ticket.

  • Proration and co-terming built in
  • Amendments flow straight into billing
Recognized

ASC 606 and ARR without the spreadsheet.

Agree knows the performance obligations because it reads the contract. Revenue schedules build themselves, and ARR, MRR and retention update as invoices are paid.

  • Ratable, point-in-time and usage-based
  • ARR, MRR and NRR, always current
What software companies get

From order form to recognized revenue.

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Seats, usage and platform fees
on one invoice.

Every pricing model in the contract, from flat fees to per-seat and metered usage, billed together without a pricing spreadsheet.

group_addSeat changes

Upgrades prorated, mid-term.

trending_upEscalators

Annual uplifts that apply themselves.

event_repeatASC 606

Schedules from the order form.

monitoringSaaS metrics

ARR, MRR and NRR, live.

autorenewSmart retries

Failed cards don't stay failed.

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CRM sync

Salesforce and HubSpot kept current, both ways.

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API & webhooks

Everything the product does, you can do in code.

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Two-way GL sync

Journal entries post to NetSuite, QuickBooks, Xero and Sage.

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SOC 2 Ready

Security and data controls built to the SOC 2 standard.

Agents

Agents for subscription revenue.

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Contract Agent

Reads pricing, seats and uplifts the moment the contract is signed.

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Less revenue leakage

Billing comes straight from signed terms

“We can finally streamline all of our contracts and invoices in the same workflow.”
CEO/Founder, Beehiiv

Questions finance teams ask

Which pricing models can we bill?add

Recurring, per-seat, usage-based, milestone and one-time fees, plus annual uplifts, all from the same signed contract.

What happens when a customer upgrades mid-term?add

The amendment flows into billing as a prorated, co-termed charge on the next invoice, and revenue schedules are re-allocated to match.

Does Agree handle ASC 606?add

Yes. Agree builds ASC 606 and IFRS 15 schedules from the contract's performance obligations, with ratable, point-in-time and usage-based recognition.

Does it work with our CRM and ledger?add

Yes. Agree syncs both ways with Salesforce and HubSpot, and posts journal entries to NetSuite, QuickBooks, Xero and Sage.

Where revenue begins

Close on Agree.

See your own pricing billed straight from the contract.