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Vesela Pavkovic

Vesela Pavkovic

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With an impressive background delivering payment solutions at companies like Skrill, Trustly and SumUp, Vesela has a deep understanding of what it takes to operationalise payments at scale. She is now leading a number of our Commercial Enablement initiatives.

Previously at

SkrillTrustlySumUp

Articles by Vesela Pavkovic

Common issues with Stripe metered billing for AI products (and how to solve them)

Four places where fraud and revenue leakage hit AI products using Stripe metered billing. Practical fixes from Radar to prepaid wallets.

Rapid pricing iteration: why early-stage products have pricing advantages (and when they fade)

Early-stage founders often see their small customer base as something to overcome. But when it comes to pricing decisions, having fewer customers creates specific advantages that become harder to maintain as you grow.

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Vibe coders can build apps in hours but billing takes them months

AI coding tools created a new class of builders. They ship functional apps without engineering backgrounds. Then they hit a wall the moment they try to charge for what they've built.

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Credyt vs Orb

Orb is an enterprise revenue platform built for complex usage-based pricing with sophisticated modeling and end-of-cycle invoicing. Credyt is lightweight billing infrastructure for real-time authorization and prepaid wallets. Find out where each product shines.

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Credyt vs FlexPrice

Flexprice is an open-source billing platform that meters usage in real time and generates invoices at cycle end. Credyt debits prepaid wallets immediately without invoices. When to use each for AI products.

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Credyt vs Stripe

Real-time wallet billing vs invoice-based usage tracking. Credyt authorizes usage before costs are incurred with prepaid wallets. Stripe Billing meters usage and invoices at cycle end. When to choose each for AI products.

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Don't let monetization slow you down.

Free to start. Live in hours. No engineering team required.