Paid

Paid specifically solves a new problem: how to collect money for AI intelligent products. Traditional SaaS charges per seat, but the cost structure of the agent is completely different - the difference in computing power consumed by each user can be dozens of times, and pricing per head will either result in a loss or be discouraged.

The capabilities provided by the platform include pricing plan design, cost aggregation, gross profit visualization and value demonstration. To put it more directly, it helps you figure out whether each customer makes money, and how to explain the value you provide to customers when the price increases.

The users of such tools are clear: companies that are taking their AI products from beta to commercialization. Teams whose products do not have paying users cannot use them. Companies with a large number of users and mature financial systems usually have self-built solutions. It's the middle section that's stuck.

It provides a free entrance to get started, and you can also directly make an appointment for a sales demonstration. For domestic teams, whether they can connect to local payment channels needs to be confirmed individually.