Compare Stigg vs. Tabs

Introducing the pioneering monetization platform tailored for today’s billing ecosystem. This solution mitigates risks, enables concentration on core tasks, and enhances the variety of pricing and packaging alternatives while minimizing code requirements. Serving as a distinct middleware, a monetization platform integrates seamlessly between your application and your business tools, becoming an essential part of the contemporary enterprise billing framework. Stigg consolidates all the APIs and abstractions that billing and platform engineers would otherwise need to develop and maintain internally. By acting as your authoritative source of information, it offers robust and adaptable entitlements management, making the process of implementing pricing and packaging adjustments a straightforward, self-service task devoid of risk. With Stigg, engineers gain precise control over the components that can be priced and packaged individually. You can impose restrictions and manage your customers' commercial permissions at a feature level, simplifying intricate billing concepts within your code. Ultimately, entitlements represent the cutting-edge approach to software monetization, providing a versatile and adaptive framework for hybrid pricing strategies, ensuring businesses can thrive in a competitive landscape. This fresh approach not only streamlines billing processes but also empowers companies to innovate and respond to market demands quickly.

Tabs is the most flexible B2B revenue management and billing platform in the industry. Use AI to streamline the contract-to-cash flow, even if contract terms or pricing change. In B2B, it is common to accommodate a variety contract terms. The ripple effects on finance are dramatic. Teams must read, classify and record contract terms manually. Spreadsheets are used to store and structure data. This is all before you even send out invoices or follow-up on late payments. It takes hours to code new contracts into spreadsheets or ERP software. Calculating invoices can be a difficult task, especially with complex spreadsheets that are prone to errors. It's hard to scale. It's not that customers always pay late. It takes too long to create and send invoices. The due date approaches by the time the invoices are sent. Manual work allows errors to creep into your process.