Subscription sites for AI platforms selling to customers in all 50 states.

Since South Dakota v. Wayfair in 2018, states can require remote sellers to collect sales tax once sales into the state pass thresholds they set. States also disagree on whether SaaS is taxable at all. We connect a tax engine that tracks your exposure by state, calculates tax by customer location, and stores exemption certificates for resellers and nonprofits.

Some AI companies sell through a merchant of record that handles tax registration and filing for them; others run their own billing platform and registrations. We set out the tradeoffs in control, customer data, invoice branding and fees, then build on the option that fits your size and plans for enterprise sales.

The federal Restore Online Shoppers' Confidence Act requires clear disclosure of material terms, express informed consent and a simple cancellation method for online subscriptions. Several states add their own automatic renewal rules, with California and New York among the strictest. We build to the stricter standard everywhere and keep consent evidence per subscriber.

Base fees with included credits, per-token or per-task overage, premium model surcharges, volume tiers and committed spend contracts all rated from the usage events your platform emits. Customers see live usage and set alerts or hard caps, so a runaway agent loop does not become a surprise invoice and a dispute.

Card and wallet payments with Apple Pay and Google Pay through a PCI DSS compliant processor, plus ACH debit for larger plans and invoices, with mandates captured as Nacha rules require. Network tokens and account updater services cut failed renewals from reissued cards.

The FTC has made clear that Section 5 of the FTC Act applies to claims about AI, and it has acted against companies whose AI marketing could not be substantiated. Plan pages describe what each tier actually does, which models it uses and what limits apply, with copy reviewed against your product rather than written as hype.

Title III of the ADA is widely applied to websites by US courts, and inaccessible checkouts attract demand letters. We build plan tables, calculators, checkout and account screens to WCAG 2.2 AA: keyboard operation, screen reader labels, visible focus, error messages linked to fields and contrast that works in light and dark themes.

A growing list of states, including California, Texas, Virginia, Colorado and Connecticut, give residents rights to access, delete and opt out. We build one request intake that verifies identity, routes requests, tracks deadlines, honors Global Privacy Control signals and reaches prompts and uploads as well as billing data.

If a consumer AI product could attract users under 13, COPPA requires verifiable parental consent before collecting their personal information, and the FTC updated the rule in 2025. We add age screening at sign up, block checkout for underage users or route them to a parental consent flow if your business chooses to serve them.

Invoices, payments, refunds, credits, tax collected by state and deferred revenue schedules synced to your accounting system and warehouse. Reports show recurring revenue, expansion, churn and tax liability by jurisdiction from the same source, which is what auditors and acquirers check first in a US software company.