Are you fine connecting separate tools for auth, payments, billing, taxes, and analytics? Or do you prefer one system handling most of it? Not just because setup takes time, but because every extra service means another dashboard, integration, and possible failure. Asking this cause I think builders should spend more time shipping the product, as long as the backend stays flexible and reliable. But this brings us to another question, when does convenience become lock-in?
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Ooh interesting. I already have a SaaS running on Stripe. Is tiun mainly for new products. Or is migrating an existing subscription business available too?
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@ansh_deb Great question! Self-serve migration flows are currently 'in the works' and launching in the next days! For now happy to support you first-hand. Drop me a DM or join our discord server and we'll set it up together.
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Congrats on the launch, Stripe works well, but the stack gets expensive. What does tiun replace beyond just payments?
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@bhavyasree Thanks for the support Bhavya! Besides payments, tiun also offers full tax compliance as MoR (which Stripe charges an extra +3.5%) - but not just that, you can also use tiun for authentication, a customer database and analytics. So it's literally the entire stack to launch a paid product to the world. The best part is you can connect our MCP and integrate it in one command.
I’m a Europe-based founder running a global SaaS platform. We serve customers across Europe and worldwide.
How does tiun handle VAT for B2C sales? What about B2B and reverse charge? And does tiun handle the invoice requirements too?
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@sergiu_chiriac Thanks Sergiu! This is exactly the kind of complexity we want to take off your plate :) As the Merchant of Record, tiun is the legal seller, so we handle the tax side of the transaction.
For B2C, we calculate and collect the applicable VAT/sales tax and take care of collection, reporting and remittance.
For B2B, we collect the required business information and, where applicable, handle reverse charge instead of charging VAT.
And yes, invoicing is part of it too. We generate the compliant invoice for the customer based on the transaction and local requirements and for you in form of a reverse invoice and payout receipt.
So whether you’re selling B2C or B2B across different countries, the idea is that you shouldn’t have to figure out the tax logic yourself.
The Idea is great and it's gonna add more value to the new builder. However I'm more interested to know how this gonna integrate with custom business logic and role based authenticate system.
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@new_user___22220268494050602b71bd0 Thanks for the support Abhishek!
On role-based auth, the plan is to support role-based subscriptions so you can invite teammates or peers into the same product/account with different access levels. That’s part of the core functionality we’re actively working on.
On custom business logic, it really depends on the use case. Our general philosophy is not to support every possible edge case or the most complex setup imaginable. We want to cover the 80% of what SaaS and AI products need, and do that really, really well.
So if you need a highly custom authentication model or very complex payment logic, tiun probably isn’t the best fit today. But for the majority of products, the goal is to give you a strong default infrastructure layer that you can build your own product logic on top of.
@sandro_zweig1 Thanks Sandor and this really makes sense; Tiun definitely gonna be in my list for my next MVP;
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@new_user___22220268494050602b71bd0 Awesome! Can't wait to see what you build :)
That's super interesting, What currencies do you guys support?
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@ansharora Thanks Ansh! There are two layers to the question :) You can sell and receive payouts in 120+ currencies. tiun holds the money in either a USD, GBP, EUR or CHF account (which is your default payment currency in your tiun dashboard)
The product hits the perfect pain point for most builders. So congrats on the launch. But how are you guys able to offer better pricing than Stripe?
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@chetanvaswani Thanks Chetan! Being based in Switzerland definitely helps. We have a pretty strong payments and banking ecosystem here, and we’ve been able to build direct partnerships with payment providers that give us more flexibility on the economics.
A lot of MoRs out there process through Stripe and then need to add their own fees on top. We don’t.
Can’t share the whole setup, but that’s essentially how we’re able to keep the pricing competitive :)
This sounds really useful for SaaS builders. how easy is it to move an existing product over to tiun?
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@avery_thompson2 Thanks Avery! It depends a bit on your existing stack, but you don’t have to move everything at once.
tiun can run alongside your current setup, so you can migrate step by step and switch things over when you’re ready.
We’re also launching self-serve migration flows in the next few days, which will make moving an existing product over much easier. Until then, just reach out — we’re happy to support you first-hand and set it up together.