Kansys Edge vs. Subscription Genius (discontinued)

Metanga is easy for automating recurring billing and it has quite a nice trusted API platform but, one time payments require workarounds. Metanaga is well suited for customizing subscriptions and payments.

Incentivized

I would avoid [it] for any subscription management. Personally, we had a torrid experience with the product and company. The platform is dated and feels like an afterthought or a sideline project for Pape Ventures. They certainly don’t invest any time in developing the product and it feels like there is a real ‘Can’t do’ attitude from the management.

• Easy functionality integration with other financial systems.
• We were able to integrate it with CRM programs and that helped in expediting the subscription services.
• Rich API features and proper documentation helped a lot.

Incentivized

• Initial sales was strong.
• Their website looks the part.
• You feel like they are genuine.

• Pricing model could be more competitive with similar services.
• If we wanted to use one time payment, it required lot of hassle and workaround.

Incentivized

• Failed to deliver on promises.
• Auto renew function never worked from the start.
• Facebook Pixel Tracking never worked.
• Support failed to return calls.
• Support failed to return emails.
• Generally ignored.
• It ended up costing us double. I had to waste time chasing them to deliver on a product that never worked.
• Feels like a side project or afterthought.
• No new development time.
• Feels like it has been mothballed.

It has a clean and simple interface. [There are] automatic notifications for failed transactions. The easy integration with Intacct, Netsuite, QuickBooks, SOFTRAX and other financial systems to extend functionality made us choose Metanga over Zuora.

Incentivized

• Applying discounts and batch pricing to services were easy and saved time.
• Self-service portals for customers to manage their own information and accounts helped build good client relations and interactions.

Incentivized

• We actually lost money and further time
• We ended up reverting back to manual subscription management