One platform fee, two products by volume, agent operations by usage. No user licences, and no share of your revenue.
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For finance teams getting dunning and disputes out of Excel for the first time.
In the base scope
Growth Most chosen
Both domains in one contract — steer receivables and prevent defaults.
On top of Business
Scale
For group structures with several ERP systems and separate company codes.
On top of Growth
Enterprise
A fixed annual amount instead of volume billing. For procurement teams that have to plan.
On top of Scale
All prices net of VAT. As of 08/2026.
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The price hangs on this one number, so its definition is here in full rather than in an annex to the contract. Business partner rather than debtor, because the same counting applies to creditors.
Activated by
And then
Anyone never involved in a run, a clarification or a letter is not counted — a dormant master record costs nothing.
Risk is billed per active credit limit — a dimension of its own, with no tie to the partner count. Here too what counts is what is being managed, not what sits in the master record.
A credit limit becomes active through
What follows from it
The month boundaries are the partner's, so the two figures cannot disagree about which month they belong to.
The completed operation is what gets billed. Anything escalated to a person does not count — which is why this lists outcomes rather than attempts.
One credit per billed unit per month is included. The price of a further credit follows the ladder in the calculator.
Operations and their weight
| Operation | Credits |
|---|---|
| Single action — send a dunning letter, send a customer letter, open a dispute, request a limit, change a limit, risk alert | 1 |
| Analysis executed | from 25 |
| Plan executed | from 50 |
A plan and an analysis count the tasks (single actions) and the tool calls they run — from 1 credit per tool. The figure is the floor for an operation without further tools.
Price per credit
| Annual contingent | Per credit |
|---|---|
| Pay as you go | €0.96 |
| from 10k credits | €0.72 |
| from 25k credits | €0.66 |
| from 50k credits | €0.60 |
| from 100k credits | €0.53 |
| from 250k credits | €0.45 |
| from 500k credits | €0.38 |
| from 1m credits | €0.32 |
Two routes are part of the platform, two are postage. The postage figures are floors: weight, format and destination move the rest, and every package pays the same rate.
What is billed is what went out. A draft that was never released costs nothing.
| Route | Per item |
|---|---|
| Lettershop Printing, enveloping and handover through the connected lettershop. | included |
| Email dispatch Letters and dunning notices by email, with proof of delivery on the object. | included |
| Post, Germany to Germany A letter inside Germany, postage and lettershop work included. | from €0.96 |
| Post, Germany to worldwide A letter abroad, postage and lettershop work included. | from €1.28 |
A business partner is activated by taking part in a dunning run, by taking part in an open-item clarification, or by a customer letter being sent through Bilendo. From then on they count as active in every month until a deactivation happens — and deactivation happens when all of their items are settled. If activation and deactivation fall in the same month, that month counts as active; the month in which an already active partner is deactivated also still counts as active. The count runs monthly and is visible in your account, up to date daily.
Yes, which is why the unit is the business partner rather than the debtor. What counts is who is worked through Bilendo — whether the receivable or the payable sits on your side makes no difference to the price.
On Business, Growth and Scale we bill monthly on the actual ledger, up as well as down. On Enterprise Flat the amount stays unchanged up to 130% of the starting ledger; above that we reconcile once a year against the regular tiers.
On Enterprise Flat we take on your volume risk — you pay the same amount whether your ledger stagnates or grows by a third. Factor 1.25 is the price of that. If your ledger stays stable, tiered billing is cheaper for you.
Operations are billed in three classes — a single action costs 1 credit (send a dunning letter, send a customer letter, open a dispute, request or change a limit, risk alert), an analysis 25 credits, an executed plan 50. One credit per billed unit per month is included. Only completed operations are billed; anything escalated to a person does not count.
The platform fee is charged once, whatever the product count. On top of that you get 10% on the smaller of the two products. Credits come from one shared allowance across products.
No. The price depends on the ledger you work and the operations performed, not on your business volume. If your revenue grows while your active partner count stays the same, your price stays the same.
Send us your active business partner count, your active credit limits and your open items. You get an offer with the tiers, a comparison against the flat, and a savings model.
Request an offerAll prices net of VAT. As of 08/2026.