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of your anticipated revenue per year
+0.5% on overage revenue if any
How does it apply ?
ACME corp estimated $2M annual spend and achieved $2.1M. The total cost for ACME corp is 0.5% on $2M + 0.5% on the overage revenue of $100K.
Total : $10 500 for the year
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FREE for start-up below $100K/year
+0.95% on overage revenue
How does it apply ?
ACME corp signed-up for starter plan but eventually achieved $150K. The total cost for ACME corp will be 0.95% on the overage revenue of $50K above $100K.
Total : $475 for the year
for enterprise needs or because your business requires a custom package
The total value excluding taxes of invoices generated with Dotsha, excluding credit-notes. It includes both recurring, non-recurring and usage-based revenue depending on your business model.
Because dotsha is powering your monetization and billing engine, we price the same way an energy supplier does. Your business subscribe for fueling a yearly amount of revenue and in case your business achieve more, then an extra commission (overage) is applied on the exceeding revenue.
Example :
ACME Corp estimates an annual revenue of $2M on which we apply 0.5%. It represents a $10K subscription fee. Eventually, ACME corp achieve $2.1M revenue. Dotsha applies an extra 0.65% on the overage revenue of $100K that represents $650 for a total of $10 650 for the year.
The subscription fee is charged yearly by default. You may decide to pay the amount on a monthly basis. In case of a monthly billing period, Dotsha is charging an extra 12% fee on top of the yearly price.
The overage is a one-time fee that is charged once a year at the anniversary of the subscription depending on the total revenue generated in the past year.
Yes, you can change your estimated annual revenue at every anniversary.