Hyperline drops its revenue take-rate for flat Launch/Growth/Scale tiers
Hyperline replaced its $199/$299 + 0.6%/0.7%-of-revenue pricing with flat tiers: Launch at $599/month (up to $2M revenue, 100 contracts), plus custom-quoted Growth and Scale bands. The 10-invoices-free trial is also gone.
Quote to Cash $199/mo + 0.6% of billed revenue; Quote to Cash + Usage $299/mo + 0.7% of billed revenue; custom Quote to Cash + High Volume above $5M ARR; 10 invoices free, no credit card.
Launch $599/month flat (up to $2M annual revenue, up to 100 active contracts); Growth custom-quoted ($2M-$20M revenue, up to 1,000 contracts); Scale custom-quoted (above $20M revenue, unlimited contracts). No free tier.
Hyperline’s public pricing page abandoned the percentage-of-billed-revenue take-rate that had defined its pricing since its 2023 launch. In its place: three flat, subscription-style tiers gated by the customer’s own annual revenue band and number of active contracts under management, rather than by a metered percentage of the revenue Hyperline invoices on the customer’s behalf.
Launch is the only tier with a published number — $599/month for companies with up to $2M in annual revenue and up to 100 active contracts. Growth ($2M-$20M in revenue, up to 1,000 contracts) and Scale (above $20M in revenue, unlimited contracts) are both custom-quoted, though Growth still surfaces a self-serve “Get started” button alongside Scale’s fully sales-led “Talk to sales.” The change also drops the public “10 invoices free, no credit card” trial that had been Hyperline’s self-serve entry point. Alongside the repricing, Hyperline’s homepage repositioned around AI, introducing a Collection Agent, a “Sentinel” monitoring agent, an AI chat assistant, and a native MCP server.
Hyperline dropped its percentage-of-revenue take-rate entirely and moved to three flat tiers gated by the customer's own annual revenue and active-contract count: Launch at $599/month (up to $2M revenue, up to 100 active contracts), Growth (custom quote, $2M-$20M revenue, up to 1,000 contracts) and Scale (custom quote, above $20M revenue, unlimited contracts). The public 10-invoices-free trial and the 0.6%/0.7%-of-revenue meters are both gone from the live pricing page, which now also carries a new plan-comparison table and an AI-native repositioning on the homepage.