Subskribe CPQ builds complex SaaS quotes in minutes with usage-based pricing, approval workflows, and native CRM sync. See features and pricing.
Subskribe CPQ is the quoting engine inside Subskribe's quote-to-revenue platform. It is not sold as a fully separate product with its own brand identity; instead, Subskribe markets it as one of four modules -- CPQ, billing, revenue recognition, and analytics -- that plug into the same underlying data model.
Because CPQ shares its data model with the billing and revenue modules, quotes created in Subskribe CPQ do not need to be re-entered into a separate billing system. Sales teams can generate and approve a quote, and the resulting contract terms flow directly into invoicing and revenue recognition without manual handoff.
Subskribe CPQ is built to handle pricing structures that trip up traditional CPQ tools: usage-based, tiered, volume-based, flat-fee, and hybrid combinations, generated within a stated target of under 30 seconds per quote.
It supports mid-subscription changes such as upgrades, downgrades, and ramp deals with automatic proration, plus configurable multi-level approval workflows that route quotes based on discount depth, deal size, or payment terms with Slack and email alerts.
Additional capabilities include a digital sales room for collaborative deal review, native DocuSign e-signature, multi-currency and multi-document support, and native two-way sync with Salesforce and HubSpot CRMs.
Subskribe does not publish public pricing for the CPQ module. Cost depends on whether a company licenses CPQ alone or bundles it with billing, revenue recognition, and analytics, as well as contract term and volume. Interested buyers must contact sales for a custom quote.
No. Subskribe CPQ is a module within the single Subskribe quote-to-revenue platform, alongside billing, revenue recognition, and analytics modules, all sharing one data model.
Subskribe CPQ can be licensed on its own, but Subskribe markets the greatest value in pairing CPQ with its billing and revenue recognition modules so quotes flow straight into invoicing.
It supports flat fee, tiered, volume-based, usage-based, and hybrid combinations of these pricing models within a single quote.
Yes, it offers native two-way integration with Salesforce as well as HubSpot.
Pricing is not public. Cost depends on modules licensed, contract term, and usage volume, and requires a custom quote from sales.
Yes, it has native DocuSign integration for closing signed contracts within the platform.
Subskribe, including its CPQ module, was acquired by DealHub in November 2025.