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Bunny

Bunny

Subscription management, billing, quoting and analytics
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Rich Chetwynd
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What is Bunny?

Most startups don't realise that subscription billing will become a headache as they grow and add a sales team. Bunny solves this with a single subscription billing solution that integrates for self-service and allows sales people to quote creative deals.

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Bunny
Bunny Subscription management, billing, quoting and analytics

Launched on October 10th, 2023

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Review Bunny?

5/5 based on 1 review

Reviews

Thomas Pedersen
Thomas Pedersen
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I wish we had had this product when we started OneLogin. We would have saved a lot of time and money by having a strong RevOps foundation to scale our business on. Instead, we had various, disconnected point solutions and a bunch of manual processes to make up for it. RevOps may not be a huge priority when you start a SaaS company, but it pays huge dividends later on if you get right from the start.
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