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Pricing, checkout and billing for London's AI hiring software companies.

We take on AI recruitment subscription website development London software companies need once their product is ready to sell at scale. That means a pricing site that converts specialist agencies in the City and the West End, an enterprise route that satisfies bank procurement in Canary Wharf, and billing that copes with seats, credits and currencies. Many London vendors sell into Europe and North America from day one, so the platform is built for more than one market without becoming three separate sites.

Our AI recruitment SaaS website development London work stops at the login screen. Candidate matching, screening models and recruiter workflows belong to your product team. We build the commercial layer around them: plans, payment, invoices, renewals and the account pages your customers manage themselves, so a London talent lead can buy, grow and renew without waiting on your finance team.

Built for
London based vendors of AI sourcing, screening, interview and matching software selling to agencies, employers and talent teams in the UK and abroad.
Typical timeline
We agree the billing scenarios, integrations and release sequence in discovery by video call, and every milestone is written into the plan before build starts.
What you own
Your code repository, billing and payment accounts, price books, customer records, contracts and revenue data, registered to your company from the outset.
Rated
4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews

200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer

Modon
Majid Al Futtaim
HP
Belkin
Dulsco Group
OneClickDrive
Hanayen
HMS
Clocksprings
Ghezlan

What we build for London vendors

Commercial features for a product sold to agencies, banks and global employers.

London is home to a dense mix of recruitment buyers: boutique search firms around St James's and Mayfair, contractor agencies serving the City, in house talent teams at financial institutions, and fast growing technology employers around Shoreditch and King's Cross. Each group buys software differently. A three person agency wants to pay by card tonight. A bank wants a vendor onboarding pack, a negotiated order form and annual invoicing. A scale up wants monthly flexibility and seats that move with headcount. The capabilities below let one subscription platform serve all three, and they are ordered the way London vendors usually prioritise them once self serve and enterprise sales run side by side.

Explain your project
  • Price books in several currencies

    Sterling for UK buyers, with euro and dollar prices set deliberately rather than converted on the fly. Visitors see the right currency from their location, can switch it, and are billed in the currency they chose for the life of the subscription, which keeps finance reconciliation clean.

    International buyers see sensible local prices instead of awkward conversions.

  • Enterprise order forms and e-signature

    For larger accounts, sales builds a quote from the same price book, sends an order form for electronic signature, and the signed form creates the subscription automatically. Negotiated discounts, ramp schedules and custom terms are stored against the account rather than in someone's inbox.

    Signed deals become live billing without retyping.

  • Seat true ups for annual contracts

    Fast hiring clients often add recruiters mid year. The platform tracks active seats against the contracted number and either prorates additions immediately or reconciles them quarterly, depending on what your order form says.

    Growth inside an account turns into revenue without awkward conversations.

  • Self serve plans for small agencies

    A short sign up for independent recruiters and small search firms: choose a plan, add card details with Strong Customer Authentication, invite colleagues. No call with sales unless they ask for one.

    Small accounts start paying without consuming sales time.

  • Credit packs for screening volume

    Employers running graduate or contractor campaigns can buy screening or interview analysis credits on top of their plan. Balances show in the account area, low balance warnings go to the account owner, and unused credits follow whatever expiry rule you set.

    Seasonal hiring peaks become extra revenue, not support tickets.

  • Supplier onboarding pack

    A protected area where a prospect's procurement team downloads your data processing agreement, security policies, insurance certificates and responses to common questionnaires after a short request form. Requests are logged in your CRM against the deal.

    Bank and insurer procurement moves faster with fewer emails.

  • Revenue reporting for founders and investors

    Monthly recurring revenue, net revenue retention, churn by plan and failed payment rates calculated from the billing records, not a spreadsheet. Exports feed your board pack and your accounting software.

    Board and investor numbers come from one trusted source.

  • VAT for UK and overseas buyers

    UK VAT on domestic sales, VAT numbers validated for business customers, and the correct treatment for buyers abroad. Invoices show the wording your accountant expects for each case and reconcile with Xero or another ledger.

    Cross border invoices are right the first time.

  • Pricing page experiments

    Plan names, feature tables and annual discount framing can be tested with a share of visitors, measured on paid conversions rather than clicks. Cookie consent under PECR is respected, so tests only use analytics a visitor has accepted.

    Pricing decisions rest on evidence from real buyers.

  • Dunning tuned to agency cash flow

    Contractor agencies in London often pay suppliers around their own payroll runs. Retry timing can be set to fall after typical payment dates, reminder emails name the account owner and the amount due, and access is restricted only after a grace period you define, never without warning.

    More failed payments recover without restricting a customer mid campaign.

Who this is for

London vendors we are well placed to help.

Most London recruitment technology companies reach us at a point of commercial change: a funding round that demands proper revenue metrics, a move from pilots to paid plans, or a first large employer asking for invoice terms. As an AI recruitment subscription platform development London partner, we fit around your product and sales teams rather than replacing them. These are the four situations we see most, and each one changes what we put in the first release and what waits for the second.

01

Seed and Series A companies formalising pricing

Early customers may be on handshake deals and manual invoices. We put a proper price book, checkout and billing provider in place, migrate those customers with their current terms, and give the founders a revenue dashboard investors will accept. The first release stays deliberately narrow, usually two or three plans and one add on. When a funding round brings new pricing ideas, the structure we leave behind makes those changes a configuration task rather than a rebuild.

Messy early contracts are normal; we map each one before migration.

02

Vendors expanding from London into Europe and the US

Your website needs currency selection, local pricing, overseas tax handling and terms for each market, while your billing stays in one system. We structure the site so new regions are a configuration change, and we flag where you need local tax or legal advice before launch rather than after. We also set up the analytics that show which countries convert, so expansion budgets follow evidence.

03

Agency software companies selling to search firms

Executive search and specialist agencies across London value discretion and simplicity. We design a pricing page that speaks to consultants and partners, offer per consultant pricing with a firm level admin, and keep invoices formal enough for partnership accounts teams. Per consultant pricing also maps well to how search firms already allocate costs between partners and practice groups.

04

Enterprise vendors selling to financial and professional firms

Buyers in the City and Canary Wharf run long procurement processes with security reviews and legal redlines. We build the quote to contract to billing flow, the supplier onboarding pack and invoice terms with purchase orders, so the commercial side never slows a signed deal down. Purchase order numbers, supplier references and remittance details appear on every invoice in the format the buyer's accounts payable team asks for.

Your legal team keeps control of contract wording.

From pricing workshop by video call to the first renewal.

  1. 01Commercial model reviewPlans, units, currencies, discount rules and contract types reviewed with your founders, finance lead and sales lead, then written up as billing scenarios everyone signs off. Edge cases such as mid term currency changes are settled here.
  2. 02Site and pricing architecturePage structure for self serve and enterprise buyers, currency logic, trust and procurement content, and the analytics plan, agreed before visual design starts. Search engine basics such as page titles, structured data and fast loading are planned at the same stage.
  3. 03Design and accessible buildPricing tables, calculators and checkout designed and built to WCAG 2.2, with copy that states every mandatory charge at the first point a price appears. Keyboard and screen reader testing happens on every checkout step.
  4. 04Billing and CRM connectionsBilling provider, e-signature, CRM, accounting and product usage events connected, then tested against every scenario in the signed off list. Failures are logged so finance can see exactly what went wrong.
  5. 05Customer migrationExisting accounts moved across with their current prices, renewal dates and payment methods, and customers told plainly what will look different. Anyone with a special arrangement is checked by hand.
  6. 06First renewal cycle reviewWe watch the first round of renewals, failed payments and plan changes with your finance team, then tune dunning and pricing copy based on results. Findings feed a short, prioritised list for the next release.

Technology

What we build this with.

Typical stacks combine Next.js for the site, Stripe Billing or Chargebee for subscriptions, an e-signature tool for order forms, HubSpot or Salesforce for the pipeline, and Xero for accounts. We recommend based on your team and existing contracts, not habit, and we document every configuration so your own engineers can take over.

01Web

  • React
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Node.js
  • Laravel
  • WordPress

02Commerce

  • Shopify Plus
  • WooCommerce
  • BigCommerce
  • Headless storefronts

03Data and cloud

  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
  • AWS
  • Azure
  • Docker

04Marketing and tracking

  • GA4
  • Google Tag Manager
  • Search Console
  • Meta Pixel
  • Looker Studio

Questions London recruitment software companies ask us.

It depends on how many billing models and integrations you need at launch.

A self serve site with card checkout and one or two plans is the quickest route. Adding enterprise order forms, several currencies, usage credits and a migration of existing customers each extends the plan. In discovery we list every billing scenario, agree what must be live on day one, and write the sequence of releases down so your sales team knows when each capability arrives. Content approvals from your team, especially legal terms and the trust pages, often set the real pace, so we schedule those reviews early.

Tell us what the business needs. We will tell you what to build first.

Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.

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PROVEN RESULTS

4.7 / 5from 23 Google reviews