Frisbii (formerly Billwerk+) vs Hyperline
Frisbii and Hyperline both bill subscriptions for companies in Europe, yet they come from different places and sell differently. Frisbii, formerly Billwerk+, is run by a Frankfurt company and puts European servers, payment options and Salesforce billing at the front of its pitch. Hyperline is aimed at B2B software firms mixing seats, usage and commitments, and publishes one entry price of 299 dollars a month plus 0.7% of revenue. Frisbii's pricing page shows no plans at all, so a cost comparison has to start with a sales conversation, and any budget figure for it is not available from public pages.
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Choose Frisbii (formerly Billwerk+) ifyou want subscription and payment data on European servers, plan to run billing inside Salesforce, and are fine asking for a price rather than reading one. You also want a payment gateway with many options in the same product.
Choose Hyperline ifyou sell B2B software and mix seats, metered usage and minimum commitments on one contract. You want a published entry price and quoting with e-signature before you talk to anyone.
Frisbii (formerly Billwerk+) and Hyperline side by side
| Frisbii (formerly Billwerk+) | Hyperline | |
|---|---|---|
| Our subscription management rank | #2 of 15 | #5 of 15 |
| Established in | Germany | France |
| List price, 9 November 2026 | Nothing published: no plans, prices, free tier or trial on its pricing page | Launch at 299 dollars a month plus 0.7% of revenue processed; Growth and Scale on request |
| Free tier | — | — |
| Open source | — | — |
| Self-hostable | — | — |
| Built for | DACH and Nordic companies with data residency requirements | A European B2B software company moving from seats to hybrid pricing |
| Not for | Companies selling mainly into the United States on cards | A consumer subscription business with millions of small payers |
Both are reviewed in full in our subscription management ranking: Frisbii (formerly Billwerk+) and Hyperline.
Where they differ
Frisbii (formerly Billwerk+) 3 · Hyperline 3 · open 0- 01
Reading the price off the page
Hyperline's Launch plan is 299 dollars per month plus 0.7% of revenue processed, for up to 2 million dollars of annual revenue and 100 active subscriptions. Growth and Scale are on request. On Frisbii's pricing page we found no plans, packages or prices, and it offers no free tier or trial. Its only call to action is a webinar on usage-based pricing. For a buyer who wants a number today, Hyperline gives one.
Edge: Hyperline
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Where the data sits
Frisbii states that European-based servers keep subscription and payment data within regulations, which answers a procurement question directly. It does not say whether the platform is cloud-only or self-hosted. Hyperline is described as a managed, cloud-based platform with no self-hosted option mentioned, and we found no statement on where its servers are. When data residency is a hard requirement, Frisbii gives the clearer statement.
Edge: Frisbii (formerly Billwerk+)
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Plans sized by revenue and active subscriptions
Hyperline sizes its tiers by company scale: Launch up to 2 million dollars and 100 active subscriptions, Growth from 2 to 20 million and up to 1,000, Scale above 20 million with unlimited subscriptions. A fast-growing firm will hit a tier boundary and move to quoted pricing. Frisbii's pricing page lists no tier sizes at all, so a buyer cannot check a limit before contacting sales. That makes any like-for-like sizing a question for its team.
Edge: Hyperline
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Quoting, metering and collections
Hyperline lists Hyperline CPQ for quoting and e-signature, usage-based billing with real-time metering, and a Collections Agent that recovers overdue invoices, with Stripe for payment collection. Frisbii lists Subscription Management covering plans, billing and dunning, plus Revenue Insights with reporting, dashboards and predictive analytics for forecasting. Hyperline covers more of the quote-to-cash path, while Frisbii leans toward billing, reporting and forecasting.
Edge: Hyperline
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Payment gateway and Salesforce
Frisbii offers a Payment Gateway with more than 50 one-time and recurring payment options, and an App for Salesforce that automates billing and dunning inside the CRM. Hyperline also has a Salesforce integration, used for quoting inside the CRM, and relies on Stripe for collecting payments. For a company that wants the gateway and the billing engine from one vendor, Frisbii has the wider payment listing.
Edge: Frisbii (formerly Billwerk+)
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Frankfurt GmbH against a Paris and New York footer
Frisbii's operating company is Frisbii Germany GmbH in Frankfurt am Main, with a German VAT ID shown and no parent named. The home page also skips any mention of Billwerk+ or a rename. Hyperline's footer reads Paris, New York with no registered address or company number, and its legal pages we tried returned 404. For a buyer who needs to name the contracting entity, Frisbii is the easier to pin down.
Edge: Frisbii (formerly Billwerk+)
When neither fits
If you want a billing system you can run yourself, or a vendor with a price list across every plan, neither suits well. Lago is the open-source option in this category, and Younium is closer to Hyperline for B2B contracts and revenue schedules.
Frisbii (formerly Billwerk+) or Hyperline: questions
3 answersIs Frisbii the same product as Billwerk+?
Our category data lists Frisbii as formerly Billwerk+. Frisbii's own home page does not mention Billwerk+ or any rename, and Billwerk appears only in links to third-party review profiles. Check with the vendor which platform your account would run on.
What happens to a Hyperline customer who passes 100 subscriptions?
The Launch plan covers up to 100 active subscriptions and 2 million dollars of annual revenue. Beyond that the Growth plan applies, up to 1,000 subscriptions and 20 million dollars, with pricing on request. The quoted price itself is not published.
Do either of them offer a free trial?
Neither vendor's pricing page lists a free tier or a trial period. Hyperline gives View demo and Get started buttons that lead to sales contact. Frisbii's pricing page offers only a webinar on usage-based pricing.
Sources
Checked 9 November 2026- Frisbii pricing page: the absence of plans, prices and any free tier, and the lone usage-pricing webinar link.
- Frisbii home page: the Frankfurt operator, European servers, the 50 payment options and the Salesforce app.
- Hyperline pricing page: the Launch fee, revenue share and the revenue and subscription limits of each tier.
- Hyperline home page: the CPQ, metering, Collections Agent, Stripe and Salesforce items and the Paris, New York footer.