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Every renewal.
None forgotten.

How a web host bills a year of renewals and a month of support: domains, hosting and SSL every year, managed IT every month.

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  1. All year

    Every renewal. On its own date.

    Each client’s domain, hosting and SSL, invoiced every year on the day it comes due. Support, every month.

    Recurring invoices: each client’s yearly renewal and the monthly managed IT, each with its next date
  2. Oct 2, 9:00 am

    The bakery’s renewal. Line by line.

    The domain, the hosting plan and the certificate, each for a year, due before the site would lapse.

    A renewal invoice: domain renewal, a year of hosting and an SSL certificate, due November 1
  3. Oct 27, at the counter

    On their phone. Clear to the cent.

    Three lines, one total, due before the site lapses. Turn on card payments and they pay right there.

    The renewal invoice on a phone: domain, hosting and SSL, due November 1
  4. Before it’s due

    A reminder. Then another.

    Before and after the due date, on Northbeam’s schedule, until it’s paid.

    The renewal invoice’s upcoming payment reminders, before and after the due date

On every
renewal invoice.

  • What each line coversThe domain, the plan and the certificate, each with its year.
  • Due before it lapsesSent a month ahead, due the day the service would end.
  • Card or bankA pay button on the invoice, through your own Stripe account.
  • Support, monthlyManaged IT on its own invoice, every month.

Questions

Yearly and monthly for the same client?

Yes. Each recurring invoice keeps its own schedule: the renewal once a year, the support every month.

Can clients pay by card?

Yes, by card or US bank through your own Stripe account. BillGrid adds no fee.

Does BillGrid register domains?

No. BillGrid is the billing. Keep your registrar and your servers; bill the renewals here.

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