SaaS Revenue Management Partner

Maxio + Finvisor: SaaS revenue that recognizes itself

For SaaS startups, revenue recognition is one of the most error-prone parts of the close. Subscription terms, upgrades, downgrades, and refunds all need to be recognized correctly under ASC 606. Maxio automates that. Finvisor manages the accounting layer so your recognized revenue, deferred revenue, and MRR reporting are always accurate.

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Maxio

SaaS billing, subscription management, and revenue recognition for B2B companies

San Francisco, CA

  • SaaS billing
  • Revenue recognition
  • Subscription management
  • MRR reporting
  • ASC 606
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What is Maxio?

Maxio is a SaaS revenue management platform that automates subscription billing, invoicing, and revenue recognition for B2B companies. It handles complex billing models including usage-based, tiered, and hybrid pricing, and generates the MRR, ARR, churn, and cohort reports that SaaS investors expect.

Maxio connects billing and revenue recognition so changes in subscription state are reflected in your financials automatically. When a customer upgrades mid-period, cancels, or adds a seat, Maxio calculates the correct revenue treatment and updates your deferred revenue schedule without manual adjustments.

Finvisor recommends Maxio to B2B SaaS clients who need automated revenue recognition and investor-grade SaaS metrics reporting. We manage the accounting layer so Maxio’s revenue schedules sync correctly to your GL, your deferred revenue is accurate, and your MRR reporting matches your financial statements.

How Finvisor Works with Maxio

We manage the accounting layer on top of Maxio. Revenue recognition schedules sync to your GL, deferred revenue is accurate at every month-end, and your SaaS metrics match your financial statements.

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Both. Finvisor handles the Maxio configuration: revenue recognition rules, billing workflows, and GL mapping. We then manage the ongoing accounting so revenue schedules sync correctly and your SaaS metrics match your financial statements every month.