Crypto Billing for Recurring Revenue

Set up recurring crypto payments, subscriptions, usage billing, and invoicing with Radom.
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Crypto billing for businesses that need recurring revenue in crypto

If your customers pay in crypto, you still need billing that works like a real revenue system. Radom helps businesses sell subscriptions and recurring services in crypto with automated billing, clear payment states, and customer-friendly wallet flows.

Use one platform to manage subscriptions, metered billing, trials, discounts, add-ons, and invoicing from the dashboard or API. That gives finance, operations, product, and growth teams a single place to track recurring revenue, failed payments, customer activity, and settlement.

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What you can run with Radom

Radom supports billing models that fit SaaS, creator tools, platforms, and service businesses:

  • Fixed recurring subscriptions
  • Usage-based and metered billing
  • Seat-based plans
  • Free trials
  • Discounts and add-ons
  • Custom renewal cycles

Radom subscriptions automatically pull funds from a customer's wallet to your own at an agreed interval. For teams that need a familiar billing experience while adopting crypto payments, that reduces manual chasing and keeps renewal flows predictable.

How to set up crypto billing

  1. Choose the billing model you need, such as recurring subscriptions, usage-based pricing, or invoicing.
  2. Set your plan details, including interval, pricing, trials, discounts, or add-ons.
  3. Connect the billing flow in the dashboard or integrate through the API.
  4. Share the customer payment experience and confirm the wallet flow fits your checkout process.
  5. Track payment states, renewals, customer activity, and settlement from one place.
  6. Adjust access, roles, and permissions so finance, operations, and product teams can manage billing safely.

Where Radom removes work

Recurring crypto billing usually creates operational overhead in three places: charging customers, tracking status, and reconciling settlement. Radom is built to reduce that work.

Instead of stitching together separate tools, your team can manage billing, payment states, customer activity, and settlement in one system. That is useful for operators who need visibility, and for developers who want programmable billing infrastructure without rebuilding the same workflows from scratch.

If you also need to send invoices alongside subscriptions, see crypto invoicing. If you want to accept one-time payments alongside recurring billing, review crypto payments.

Built for finance, operations, and product teams

Radom gives different teams the access they need to manage recurring revenue without losing control. Finance teams can monitor settlement and revenue activity. Operations teams can handle billing workflows. Product teams can manage plan design and customer experience. Developers can use the API when billing needs to sit inside an existing product flow.

This is designed for businesses that want a practical payments layer, not a consumer wallet app. It fits SaaS companies, subscription platforms, affiliate programs, creator tools, and other digital businesses that need recurring crypto payments to behave like part of the revenue stack.

Pricing and next steps

Radom pricing is published on the site and is based on per-transaction pricing with no setup fees or monthly fees on the standard offer. If you are evaluating higher volume or a more complex billing setup, contact sales to confirm fit and implementation details.

Start with pricing, read the documentation, or contact sales if you want help scoping a recurring payments rollout.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What types of crypto billing does Radom support?+

Radom supports subscriptions, metered billing, trials, discounts, add-ons, custom renewal cycles, and invoicing from the dashboard or API.

Can Radom handle recurring payments for SaaS?+

Yes. The product page and SaaS solution page both position Radom for subscription billing, usage-based plans, seats, and customer payment flows.

Do customers need to pay from the same wallet every time?+

Radom subscriptions are described as automatically pulling funds from a customer's wallet to your own at an agreed interval. If your team needs a specific wallet or payment-state rule, review the implementation with product and engineering.

Is Radom only for billing?+

No. Radom also supports crypto payments, invoices, payment links, payouts, conversion, and settlement, which matters if recurring billing is only one part of your payment stack.

Where should I go if I need developer documentation?+

Use the Radom documentation for integration details.

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