Billfront vs Stripe Pricing Table

Stripe's pricing table is a component. Billfront is the page.

The embeddable Pricing Table is a fine start. Billfront is what you graduate to when your catalog, branding, or signup flow outgrows it — still 100% Stripe Billing underneath.

Where the embed stops

Documented limits, from Stripe's docs.

  • Max 4 products per table, 3 prices per product, 3 intervals.
  • No usage-based pricing — metered prices can't be displayed.
  • No custom CSS or layout control — it looks like Stripe, not like you.
  • The CTA can't route through your own signup first, which creates reconciliation pain between Stripe customers and your users.
  • No A/B testing and no analytics on the table itself.

Side by side

Stripe Pricing TableBillfront
Products per page4Unlimited
Prices per product3Unlimited
Usage-based displayNoSoon
Custom CSS / brandingNoYes
Signup-first CTANoYes — client_reference_id
Portal + lifecycle emailsNoIncluded
Txn fee on top of Stripe0%0%
PriceFreeFree → $1k MRR, then $29/mo

What Billfront adds

  • Synced from your Stripe catalog — products, prices, and marketing features stay in sync automatically. No re-entry.
  • Any number of products and prices, grouped monthly / yearly / one-time.
  • Your branding end-to-end: name, logo, and color on the page, the portal, and the emails.
  • client_reference_id support, so signup-first flows reconcile cleanly with your user model.
  • Customer portal with cancel-reason capture and a retention offer, plus welcome / plan-changed / payment-failed emails — included.
  • 0% transaction fees on top of Stripe, forever.

When Stripe's table is enough

Be honest with yourself — you may not need us yet. Stick with the embed if:

  • You sell 4 or fewer flat-rate products.
  • You don't care how the pricing section looks.
  • You're fine with the Stripe-hosted portal, headline and all.

The moment you want a fifth product, your own look, or emails that sound like you — come back.

Outgrow the component

One restricted key, and your Stripe catalog becomes a page that looks like you.