D&B Finance Analytics vs. Maxio

Overview
ProductRatingMost Used ByProduct SummaryStarting Price
D&B Finance Analytics
Score 8.0 out of 10
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D&B Finance Analytics is a global credit-to-cash solution that provides Dun & Bradstreet data, analytics, and technology to help improve cash flow, increase operational efficiency, and mitigate risk. This AI-driven solution comprises two platforms – D&B Credit Intelligence and D&B Receivables Intelligence powered by GETPAID – that together help finance teams transform their operations and reduce cost through insight, automation, and enhanced customer experience.N/A
Maxio
Score 8.2 out of 10
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Maxio helps B2B SaaS companies maximize their revenue operations. The financial operations platform is designed to meet the unique financial challenges of B2B SaaS, including billing, subscription management, revenue & expense recognition, and SaaS metrics & analytics.
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Build
$0
30 Day Trial
Grow
$599
per month up to $100k in monthly billings
Scale
Custom
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Pricing Offerings
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Free Trial
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Free/Freemium Version
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Premium Consulting/Integration Services
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Entry-level Setup FeeNo setup feeNo setup fee
Additional DetailsBuild Plan - Developer-friendly sandbox where you can try out billing for free for 30 days. Grow Plan - Complete B2B subscription management platform with billing, revenue recognition, and reporting. Scale Plan - Tailored solution to support high billing volumes and advanced requirements. Talk with Sales about available volume-based discounts.
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Community Pulse
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D&B Finance Analytics
Chose D&B Finance Analytics
D&B Finance Analytics is more expensive than Experian, based on our usage, but we stayed with D&B Finance Analytics because of it as a perceived industry standard. We trust D&B Finance Analytics and it works well for our team. We still find great value for the price in D&B …
Chose D&B Finance Analytics
We have used CLEAR, LexisNexis, Paynet (Equifax), and Zoom info. I would say D&B is compatible with LexisNexis, but less competitive with CLEAR and Paynet (Equifax). Paynet (Equifax) is much more applicable as it provides credit history on term debt, which is the area we …
Chose D&B Finance Analytics
I personally haven't used others, although my company may, I would not be aware of which ones.
Chose D&B Finance Analytics
Price and ease of use.
Chose D&B Finance Analytics
This is the only product we have used or looked at.
Chose D&B Finance Analytics
We chose to switch to D&B Finance Analytics due to the ease of use and amount of valuable data provided versus Experian. We find the information provided by D&B is more useful than Experian, and we feel the software is much easier to use and understand. We also appreciate the …
Chose D&B Finance Analytics
I like D&B Finance Analytics better because the interface is easier to use, and it is easier to navigate.
Chose D&B Finance Analytics
I have only used D&B Finance Analytics in my career; however, there are alternatives that we use when the data is not available. We typically request trade references and a bank reference, which are usually very valuable in addition to the D&B report. When all three options …
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Lexus Nexus - More user-friendly and better data presentation. Business Credit Reports.com = More reliable and more user-friendly.
Chose D&B Finance Analytics
D&B works nicely as a first line of defense for UCC analysis and then allows me to investigate more specifically on UCC Hub, saving both time and money and getting better results.
Chose D&B Finance Analytics
I experienced it as a creditor of a supplier and was sold on the process. I know from previous CFO roles that D&B is an industry leader.
Chose D&B Finance Analytics
We have not used other credit programs or companies, but D&B Finance Analytics has been robust, detailed, and user-friendly. It also saves time by eliminating manual research.
Chose D&B Finance Analytics
This is a great tool. Again I really like the tool for it's ease of use and how quick I was able to learn different things. I do recommend this tool for other businesses and it covers a very broad range of customers. I have used this tool at other companies that I worked for as …
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D&B is a program that allows me to plan for risk and do risk analysis for various companies. Evernote is just a note-taking application and can be used in conjunction.
Chose D&B Finance Analytics
D&B has a cleaner user interface than the other credit reports we've used. The site layout is simple to navigate, making it easier for our team to quickly locate the correct customers, review their reports, assess credit scores, and monitor the risk alerts without having to dig …
Chose D&B Finance Analytics
None. This is my first time using a product like D&B.
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I would prefer Nexis Diligence + as it is more accurate as far as providing newer results for various points, such as company zoom calls with update financials and regulatory agency filings. Furthermore, I found the UI for Nexis Diligence + and the entire Nexis suit to be for …
Chose D&B Finance Analytics
have not used a different company to determine credit worthiness. We have been using D&B Finance Analytics for over 10 years and use them exclusively.
Chose D&B Finance Analytics
D&B Finance Analytics provides more direct insights into a companies credit profile and trade patterns
Maxio
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Both are great, Maxio is a bit more user friendly than Stripe in my opinion
Chose Maxio
Maxio (via information we found on their website and in the initial sales call) seemed like the most comprehensive fit at the time and we liked the interface. We eventually found out that there was a massive gap between what was promised us and what was actually delivered. …
Chose Maxio
I inherited SaaSOptics from several predecessors that worked on it before me. I believe they used Chargebee or Chargify before SaaSOptics, but I haven't used them. I pray that the market comes up with a better product for subscription revenue management, SaaS metric reporting, …
Chose Maxio
The reporting is better than what I've used in other products. I have been very impressed with the range and availability of the metrics. It's been a few years since I used Recurly regularly, but I have no need to look elsewhere for billing management needs after working with …
Chose Maxio
QuickBooks is what we originally used for invoicing, but we outgrew that and it was taking up a lot of time to manually create invoices. We also were tracking invoicing on an Excel spreadsheet for 500 customers, so there was a lot of room for error. SaaSOptics eliminated these …
Chose Maxio
Chargify is easier to use and manage. The Achilles heel is the 3rd-party integrations, where the options are limited. If managing a few products or businesses, this can be the more ideal option. WooCommerce has easy integration with WordPress but it requires the help of …
Chose Maxio
We did not evaluate other options. We decided to go with Chargify based on the ease of use and the ability to have multiple sites within one account. It accomplished what we needed to and for a price that was within our budget. At the time, Chargify was a great fit and we …
Chose Maxio
The other products (QuickBooks and Salesforce) are complementary to SaaSOptics. I have not used any products that compete directly with SaaSOptics although I understand there are several out there.
Chose Maxio
I researched other options for Revenue Recognition, but SaaS integrates with QB Desktop, was reasonably priced and met all of our objectives.
Chose Maxio
Insight squared did not integrate with HubSpot which is what we use as our CRM. We chose SaaSOptics because it offered GAAP compliant revenue recognition, great reporting, and the user experience quality was high.
Chose Maxio
Zuora is a B2C subscription billing system best used for companies like Netflix. For a B2B company, the sales process can be much more complex and Zuora was never able to handle that. For the 2 years we struggled with Zuora (now referred to the dark ages within our company) we …
We evaluated Recurly early on but rejected it because at the time it did not support the payment gateway we needed, and lacked some metered billing stuff that we needed. I understand they now have improved, but we did not go back to re-try them.
Chose Maxio
We evaluated several recurring billing services - but Chargify was the only one we found that supported our current merchant portal. They had the widest selection of merchant portals - and the most competitive service fees.
Chose Maxio
I was not part of the decision to select Chargify.
Chose Maxio

Chargify met a list of set requirements and our budget at the time. The main items were:

  1. Salesforce integration
Chose Maxio
We previously used another recurring processor. Although their product worked well and was much cheaper, their customer service became increasingly less responsive. Chargify's API is equally easy to implement as our previous recurring payment processor..
Chose Maxio
Pricing ends up being pretty close across the board with their main competitors. What it came down to for us is having a vendor that went the extra mile and we felt that Chagify met that and they have exceeded that expectation.
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User Ratings
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Likelihood to Recommend
8.4
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Likelihood to Renew
8.0
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9.1
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Usability
8.7
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Availability
8.2
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Performance
7.3
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Support Rating
4.6
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Online Training
4.5
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Implementation Rating
8.1
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Configurability
7.7
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Ease of integration
8.2
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Product Scalability
2.7
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Vendor post-sale
9.1
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User Testimonials
D&B Finance AnalyticsMaxio
Likelihood to Recommend
D&B Finance Analytics is helpful with determining a customer's credit worthiness when our customer has data reported. We are a Wholesale Durable Goods company and we prefer to see data reflecting Trade Payments that show Wholesale Durable and/or Non-Durable Goods to help us see how they pay their Trade Payments. I also like to see the Maximum Credit Recommendation, however, in some instances I tend to disagree just based on customer history with us as well as the lack of data for Trade Payments. I would (and have) definitely recommend this program to colleagues.
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SaaSOptics is awesome for growing companies that want to automate their invoicing. I like that it is also aimed at subscription based sales structures rather than sales that occur at a single point in time (but has the ability to support both). SaaSOptics makes it super easy to keep track of subscriptions, renewals, co-terms, etc. The reporting is a great feature, but we are unable to use most of the reports as we are a cash-based accounting firm. SO caters to accrual accounting and GAAP compliant firms which makes sense as it is the most commonly accepted accounting basis here in the US, but many small SaaS start-ups are still operating on cash basis. We are one of those companies, so we are able to get a ton of use out of the invoicing side of things, a lot of the reports are useless for us. We also wish SO had a commission module since we already integrate our CRM and accounting softwares into it, but that is not a make it or break it for us. We love the time SO has saved us.
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Pros
  • Custom Scores
  • Finding Companies through Search or Advanced Search. It's got an easy search bar. And then for example, we have companies all over the world that come to us. And so we can just choose the country, for example, and then write the name in there and it'll bring up a lot of different companies that maybe are exactly that name or close to that name. And when we see what we believe to be the actual company, we can click on it and then know whether they are credit worthy.
  • Great UX on the website - fast and easy to use. The speed with which it operates is really terrific and very important for us because we usually have to make that decision right away.
  • Using something as objective as a numerical score simplifies decisions about offering credit. We have to make a decision usually on whether to offer credit to an advertiser quickly. So what's wonderful about the process is that we don't have to be searching around on Google or any kind of review site and then try to discern whether they're credit worthy. We simply open up the D&B Finance Analytics tool.
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  • Chargify's API is solid and easy to use, including JSON and XML interfaces.
  • Chargify's customer service is responsive and thorough; always making sure your needs as a customer are met.
  • Chargify listens to its customer base and their suggestions for feature enhancements.
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Cons
  • Provide EIN number of the business to ensure you are viewing the correct business.
  • Have an easier, clearer way to view a parent company and its subsidiaries or a main entity and its other addresses, so basically clearly define if it is the same entity.
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  • We have contracts that are 12 months long but customers pay monthly. When terms change (raise or lower price) mid contract, changes are not easy.
  • AR collection was an issue. However, SaaSOptics just released a report to track outstanding invoices and it works great.
  • Integration with QuickBooks is OK but it isn't straightforward to issue a credit memo for a particular customer.
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Likelihood to Renew
D&B Finance Analytics reports have just about everything. You can see a full company profile including legal forms, history records, employee count, years in business, paydex scores, delinquency scores, viability ratings, state of incorporations, naics codes, CEO or business owner names, etc. There is a lot that pulls up in this report
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They are a crucial piece of what we do. We hope to have them as a vendor for a long time to come.
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Usability
Very easy to access, and the reports are generally intuitive and clearly understandable. Some minor issues with entering data, nothing that would keep me from using this software, though. The databases it draws from are robust, and I can generally find the information I need, or get pointed to that information as a result of studying the report.
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There is definitely a learning curve - to me the UI for reporting was not intuitive and often required me to ask our RevOps to pull data for me
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Reliability and Availability
I've never had any issues with the availability of D&B. Whenever I've needed to run a report on a company, it has always been available
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Performance
5--PAGES TEND TO LOAD SLOWLY MORE OFTEN THAN NOT. IT IS A PROBLEM I NOTICE MORE OFTEN WHEN THERE ARE EXTREMELY LARGE CORPORATE LINKAGES
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Support Rating
The customer support service team is very good and very knowledgeable. The customer reps are also helpful and quick to answer back when I send them an email or need to call them for additional help if I can not find it on my own. The whole D&B community is awesome on how they treat the customers.
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They are willing to help with most challenges and are pretty easy to get ahold of by phone. They are limited in their reach, when it comes to bulk cancellations, along with some other bulk edits. It is no fault to them, Chargify is just a system that hasn’t been upgraded much over the years.
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Online Training
The online training was worth it. We did an online training with our team and an account rep from D&B. They walked us through the entire interface and answered all of our questions.
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Implementation Rating
Skipping question, I was not involved in implementation.
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Alternatives Considered
We have used CLEAR, LexisNexis, Paynet (Equifax), and Zoom info. I would say D&B is compatible with LexisNexis, but less competitive with CLEAR and Paynet (Equifax). Paynet (Equifax) is much more applicable as it provides credit history on term debt, which is the area we provide financing for in our industry.
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Maxio (via information we found on their website and in the initial sales call) seemed like the most comprehensive fit at the time and we liked the interface. We eventually found out that there was a massive gap between what was promised us and what was actually delivered. Below is an excerpt to an email that we sent to the technical solutions consultant and sales rep three months after purchase: "I am, however, frustrated that a solution promised in the demo call ended up being a solution that was so cumbersome that 1) no one knew how to implement it except [tech consultant], who I was never able to get ahold of 2) it delayed our launch by two months and resulted in real frustration for my team and thousands of dollars in lost revenue and 3) brought more effort and annoyance to our customers than we were anticipating. I'm bringing this to your attention because I strongly feel that there has been a discrepancy between possible solutions and actual solutions. It is frustrating to make a purchase decision based on features discussed during a demo call, develop a plan of action based on what was discussed, and then have to iterate for months on end. It is also frustrating to hear that something is an "easy" solution by one team member and then hear it is "difficult and not recommended" by another."
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Scalability
AT THIS PARTICULAR TIME, WE ONLY USE IT TO MAKE A DETERMINATION ON CREDIT. NO OTHER DEPARTMENTS HAVE ACCESS TO PROGRAM OTHER THAN ACCOUNTING
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Return on Investment
  • As long as good credit decisions are being made by the user, DSO can expect to be reduced.
  • ROI in terms of value for the cost of using D&B, is typically favorable.
  • Working Capital generally does increase with better DSO and fewer write offs.
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  • SaaSOptics has helped decrease the time spent on month-end. Their reporting is always accurate and reconciling deferred revenue is no longer a headache.
  • Increased accuracy in billing which has decreased the amount of invoice inquiries by our clients.
  • Sped up the quote-to-cash process with Salesforce.com and Stripe integration. Sales orders are processed faster and customers are utilizing "buttons" on invoices to submit payment details.
  • Increased our ability to stay on top of past due invoices with new collections module.
  • The metrics in SaaSOptics has improved financial presentations by providing more insight into our business.
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