But today’s customers expect payments to just work.
No invoices to manage.
No bank logins.
No forms.
No friction.
Yet many businesses still lose customers because payments fail — not because the product is bad, but because the payment flow is.
That’s why we believe it’s time to #killbill.
To kill:
And replace them with:
This is not about rebellion.
It’s about Payment Leadership.
1. Retention Beats Invoicing
If customers leave because payments fail, the system is broken — not the customer.
2. Payments Are a Customer Experience
Every payment interaction is a brand moment.
3. Automation Is Respect
Respect your customers’ time. Respect your team’s focus.
4. Complexity Is a Choice
One orchestration layer is better than ten patched systems.
5. Your Brand Should Always Lead
Payments should strengthen your relationship with customers — not hand it over to someone else.
What #killbill means in practice
Customers sign up to automated payments in minutes
Failed payments are recovered automatically
Admin disappears
Support teams get control
Brands stay visible
Revenue becomes predictable
Final words
Kill the bill.
Burn the churn.
Orchestrate the flow.
Own the customer.
This is #killbill.