MTR
Meters
Name the unit. Set the rate. Print the rounding rule on every stub so the customer does not have to guess.
Scrip · Usage invoicing
Print the usage. Keep the books.
Scrip turns seats, API calls, and metered work into invoices a finance team can reconcile. You set the rate. The book prints the period. Overage does not hide in a footnote.
What you keep
The drawer holds books. You keep the rates.
Scrip does not invent a price. You write the rate card. The book applies it to the period you close. If the feed is late, the book stays open.
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A book is a customer
One customer, one book. Rates live on the book. The period prints from the book. Shared inboxes do not issue invoices.
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A meter is a unit you can name
Seats, API calls, gigabytes, jobs. Each meter has a unit, a rate, and a rounding rule that prints on the stub.
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A stub is a line, not a rollup
Quantity × rate = amount. If you need a rollup, it is a second stub with its own code. Scrip will not collapse lines to look tidy.
How a period prints
Meter the work. Tear the stub. File the statement.
STB
Stubs
Each stub is a tear-off line: quantity, rate, amount, tax. You can void a stub. You cannot hide one.
FED
Feeds
Push usage from the warehouse, the API, or a CSV your customer already files. Scrip does not scrape a dashboard.
What Scrip refuses
The book stays boring on purpose.
Will not collect the money
Scrip prints the invoice. Your processor, your bank, or your net-30 desk collects. We are not a wallet.
Will not round without a rule
If a meter rounds, the rule prints on the stub. Silent banker's rounding is a defect, not a feature.
Will not hide overage
Overage is a stub with its own code. It is not a footnote, a tooltip, or a 'details in portal' link.
Will not issue from a shared inbox
A book has a name on it. Shared inboxes can draft. They cannot close a period.
Rate card
Three books. Same stubs.
Prices are specimens for this template. Replace them. The furniture does not charge a card.
Stub
$0/ mo
One book, one meter, paper statements.
- 1 customer book
- 1 meter
- CSV feed
- PDF stubs
Book
$79/ mo
For a product that already meters usage.
- Unlimited books
- 12 meters
- API + warehouse feeds
- Credits and tax lines
House
$240/ mo
Finance ops across more than one product.
- Multiple products
- Approval on close
- Usage feed SLAs
- Named seats on the book
Statements
From the billing desk.
Apr 2, 2026Print the line, not the vibeA usage invoice is a list of stubs. If a customer cannot audit a line, it is not a line.StubsMar 18, 2026A period is a product decisionMonth-end is not a calendar accident. You choose when the book closes, and you print that choice.PeriodsFeb 24, 2026Overage is a stub, not a footnoteIf usage crossed a threshold, it deserves its own code, its own rate, and its own line.StubsFeb 9, 2026Seats are not a rounding errorActive seats, empty seats, and mid-period joins each need a rule you can print.Meters
Questions
Before you issue a book.
No. Scrip prints the invoice. You send it through the processor or the net-30 desk you already run.
Close the period