Report usage events to one REST endpoint and let JEB do the rest. We aggregate every metered event, turn it into an invoice on schedule, and send it from your own domain — with payments collected and paid out within 48 hours, or routed through your own processor.
Stop building meters, rollups, and rating logic by hand. JEB is an API-first billing service that takes the usage events you already emit and turns them into accurate, automated invoices.
Send a unit count whenever something happens — API calls, gigabytes, seats, or anything you meter — with one clean REST call.
JEB rolls up every event per customer over the billing period, so you never have to maintain counters or nightly rollup jobs yourself.
At the end of each cycle, aggregated usage becomes an invoice automatically — rated, totaled, and sent without manual work.
Combine metered usage with a fixed base fee on the same invoice, so hybrid pricing and platform plans bill as a single clean line-up.
Subscribe to events like usage.recorded and invoice.paid and JEB pushes each one to your endpoint in real time, so your app stays in sync.
Every invoice goes out from your own domain with custom templates, so metered billing looks like it came straight from you.
Report usage, listen for events, and get paid. JEB aggregates, rates, invoices, and settles in between — all from one REST API.
Push a unit count for a customer each time usage occurs. JEB records it and adds it to the running total for the current billing period.
JEB aggregates the period, rates it, generates the invoice, and fires a webhook the moment a payment clears — no polling required.
Every payment is reconciled to its invoice and settled to you — JEB collects and pays out within 48 hours, or route through your own processor.
JEB pairs the usage-based billing API with the rest of the platform, so your whole metered-billing stack runs under your name.
Wire up the JEB usage-based billing API and let metered events become invoices automatically — sent from your domain, paid out in 48 hours.
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