ChargeBee is focused on being a “plug-and-play billing solution.” Especially focused on subscription and recurring billing, aiming to make it easy to set up without building a custom system.
They seem aimed at startups and such based on their pricing page and the revenue numbers they use to determine pricing. Wouldn’t be a good choice for beginner or small creators.
Subscription Billing & Recurring Revenue Business FAQ - Chargebee
Offers four different pricing tiers. Honestly the transparency here could be a bit better, since while the Launch tier is $0 / month for the first 100k in revenue, revenue above 100k will automatically convert you to a $99 / month plan plus a 0.5% overage fee for more than $25k / month in revenue. Not great that you have to hover over text and view a tiny menu to see this.
Note that the percentage fees for each pricing tier only kick in once you’ve surpassed a certain amount of revenue:
Affiliate program set up is available with a third-party add on:
Manage Affiliate Marketing with Chargebee and FirstPromoter
Upsells appear to be available as part of the “add-ons” functionality:
Upselling Just Got Smarter and Simpler with Add ons - Chargebee
Google Pay is available via third party (so I’m not sure if that really counts as being part of ChargeBee)
Upselling Just Got Smarter and Simpler with Add ons - Chargebee
Similar situation for Apple Pay, you must configure it via your payment gateway:
PayPal is sort of available, but again requires you to configure an external payment gateway outside of ChargeBee:
PayPal Payment Services - Chargebee Docs
Marketplace info: