Billing & payments

Pay the way your finance team expects.

VaultFrame supports both straightforward self-serve checkout and more operational billing paths for agencies, studios, and enterprise buyers with internal approvals.

Stripe for global card billing

Use card-based checkout for fast start, seat expansion, and low-friction monthly billing for teams outside India or those already buying SaaS by card.

Razorpay for India billing

Support local payment expectations including card rails, UPI-adjacent flows where applicable, and invoices aligned with India operations.

Invoice and bank transfer

For annual agreements, procurement-driven deals, or buyers who need PO-backed billing and named finance contacts.

What is supported

Commercial options built for real buying workflows.

  • Monthly self-serve billing starting at $10 per seat on Starter
  • Studio plans on monthly card billing or annual terms
  • Annual contracts for budgeted departments and recurring teams
  • Multi-contact billing workflows for finance and procurement
  • Invoice delivery and renewal coordination for Enterprise plans
Operator notes
  • Accepted methods can differ by region, contract type, and tax profile.
  • Enterprise deals can be quoted before full workspace rollout.
  • Billing support is reachable at billing@vaultframe.in.
FAQ

Payment and procurement answers up front.

Can we start on card and move to invoice later?

Yes. Teams often start on Starter or a card-based Studio plan, then move to invoice or annual billing once internal adoption is proven.

Do you handle taxes and invoicing?

Yes. Billing workflows can be configured around the relevant tax treatment and invoicing needs for the selected payment path.

Can procurement review policies before purchase?

Yes. The policy pages on this site are intended to give buyers a first pass before a deeper legal or security review.

Need a quote?

Route the commercial side cleanly and keep the product rollout fast.

If your buyer needs paperwork, invoice terms, or payment-gateway confirmation before rollout, start with a quote instead of forcing a self-serve workaround.