Billing that stays aligned when your usage shifts
BirdyFoot turns metered events into billable line items. You can pass through provider cost, apply margin rules, and generate records your finance team won’t argue with.
Billing is more than invoices
It is pricing logic, entitlements, enforcement, and records that survive month-end.
Invoices from usage events
Turn normalized usage into line items with a clear mapping back to customer, SKU, and service.
Tiers, bundles, overages
Included usage, overage pricing, and feature-based SKUs without spreadsheets that rot.
Pass-through, markup, blended margin
Choose how provider costs flow through, then apply explicit margin rules per unit.
Exports that finance can use
Warehouse feeds, billing stack exports, and reconciliation-ready outputs with a source-of-truth ledger.
Pricing model surface
Keep units consistent across providers
The point is not to invent a new billing unit. The point is to normalize provider units into a stable event schema so your pricing stays sane as infrastructure shifts.
No mystery rollups
Line items trace to raw usage events, with explicit pricing rules.
Entitlements by plan
Limits, alerts, and overage behavior tied to the same underlying units.
Workflow
A billing pipeline that stays legible
Different layout from metering: a horizontal rail instead of cards.
Turn usage into invoices without losing the trail
Billing should not be a disconnected spreadsheet. Keep usage, pricing rules, and invoices linked.