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This page covers how Sailia billing works, how to manage your subscription, and how to understand the charges on your account.

How billing works

Sailia charges are based on your subscription plan and usage. Your subscription is managed through your account settings and billed automatically.

Manage your subscription

To view or update your subscription:
1

Open account settings

Navigate to Settings in your Sailia dashboard.
2

View your plan

Your current plan and billing details are displayed in the billing section. You can see your next billing date and the amount due.
3

Update payment method

Click Update payment method to change the card used for your Sailia subscription. This is separate from the Stripe account you use to accept customer payments.
Your Sailia subscription payment method is separate from your connected Stripe account. Updating one does not affect the other.

Usage tracking

Sailia tracks key usage metrics that may affect your billing. You can monitor these through the meter usage tracking API:
MeterWhat it tracks
workflow-email-sentAutomated emails sent through workflows
waitlist-notifiedWaitlist notification emails
order-completedCompleted bookings and purchases

Payment processing fees

Stripe charges a processing fee on each customer transaction. These fees are deducted from your payouts before they reach your bank account — they are not billed separately by Sailia. If you use Xero accounting sync, Stripe fees are mapped to a dedicated Xero account code for accurate bookkeeping.

Invoices and receipts

Billing invoices for your Sailia subscription are sent to the account owner’s email address. You can access past invoices from your account settings.

Payments and Stripe

How customer payments and payouts work.

Financial reporting

Monitor revenue, payouts, and transaction history.