rebilly Review, Pricing & Features

Rebilly is a payment orchestration platform connecting 216+ gateways under one API. See Rebilly's pricing, features, pros and cons before you buy.

Category
Ecommerce
Pricing
Paid, with a 30-day free trial. Basic is $15/month + 1% revenue fee (1 gateway account); Pro is $125/month + 1% revenue fee (up to 10 gateway accounts, volume discounts at higher revenue); Enterprise is custom-priced., from $0.05
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Last updated
August 6, 2026
Headquarters
Austin, Texas, but we operate across the world through a remo
SaaSPaidSubscriptionGDPR CompliantEnterpriseAPI

Rebilly is a payment orchestration platform built for businesses that want to avoid gateway lock-in and manage recurring billing at scale. Founded in 2012 in Austin, Texas by Adam Altman, Rebilly grew out of the founders' experience running a large subscription-based business and needing to unify multiple payment gateways under one system. The platform connects merchants to 216+ payment gateways and 184 payment methods across 156+ currencies through a single API, with smart routing that directs transactions to the best-performing gateway based on real-time acceptance rates, fees, and latency. Beyond routing, Rebilly handles subscription and invoice billing, tax management, churn-reduction tools like card auto-updating and smart retries, and dynamic currency conversion. Risk and compliance features include PCI DSS Level 1 tokenization and vaulting, KYC/AML identity verification, and fraud/risk scoring. Developers can integrate via a RESTful API or Rebilly's FramePay hosted checkout, with a sandbox environment for testing. Rebilly reports $10B+ in approved transactions processed and serves customers in finance, insurance, gaming, and SaaS industries.

Key Features

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Connects to 216+ payment gateways and 184 payment methods through a single unified API, avoiding vendor lock-in
  • Smart transaction routing and retry logic can improve payment acceptance rates and reduce declines
  • Built-in PCI DSS Level 1 compliance, tokenization, and KYC/AML tools reduce the compliance burden on merchants
  • Transparent published pricing with a 30-day free trial on the Basic and Pro plans

Cons

  • Base plans charge a 1% revenue fee on top of the monthly subscription, which can add up for high-volume merchants
  • Advanced features like unlimited gateway accounts and dynamic currency conversion require the custom-priced Enterprise plan
  • As an orchestration layer, merchants still need underlying payment gateway/processor relationships to route through

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