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by Razorpay · Bengaluru, Karnataka · Since 2014
Recurring payments with UPI AutoPay, cards and e-mandates.
Razorpay Subscriptions is the recurring-billing layer on top of a Razorpay payment gateway account. You define a plan (amount and billing frequency), create a subscription for each customer, and Razorpay debits them on schedule through UPI AutoPay, card mandates or bank e-mandates. It suits Indian SaaS companies, OTT and content apps, gyms, coaching institutes, D2C subscription boxes and anyone collecting a fixed or usage-based amount every week, month or year.
Its strength is Indian payment rails. UPI AutoPay works with savings, current and overdraft accounts. E-mandates can be registered by Aadhaar, net banking or debit card, and cards are tokenised under RBI rules. Plans support trials, upfront charges, add-ons and quantity-based billing, and upgrades and downgrades are prorated. You do not need code to start: plans and subscription links can be created in the Dashboard and sent by SMS or email. WooCommerce, Magento and OpenCart plugins support subscriptions.
Pricing is per transaction, with no setup fee and no annual maintenance charge. Razorpay's pricing page lists subscriptions on cards at 0.9% plus the platform fee per transaction, and the standard domestic platform fee is 2%. Rates for UPI, NACH and e-mandate subscriptions are given on request. GST at 18% applies to Razorpay's fee, not to the amount your customer pays. In practice, negotiate UPI AutoPay rates before launch if most of your customers pay by UPI.
The limits come from RBI rules more than from Razorpay, but you still have to design around them. UPI AutoPay and card debits above Rs 15,000 need extra authentication for most merchant categories, and PhonePe and BHIM do not support UPI mandates above Rs 15,000. Customers can pause or cancel UPI subscriptions from their UPI app, and you cannot resume one they paused. E-mandate subscriptions can take until T+1 to become active. Plans cannot be edited once created, so you duplicate and change them.
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Best suited for: Indian SaaS, OTT and edtech businesses billing customers monthly or yearly · Gyms, coaching centres and clubs collecting fixed monthly fees by UPI AutoPay · WooCommerce stores selling subscription boxes or memberships · Businesses already on Razorpay that want recurring billing without a second vendor
The questions people most often search for, answered from Razorpay Subscriptions's own pages.
Razorpay Subscriptions runs billing cycles, retries failed payments, handles card updates and changes subscription status automatically, so recurring billing needs no manual follow-up.
UPI AutoPay works with apps such as PhonePe, Google Pay, Amazon Pay, Paytm and BHIM, and with 40+ banks.
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Every edition as published by the vendor. Prices exclude GST unless stated. Full Razorpay Subscriptions pricing breakdown
Subscriptions on cards
0.9% + platform fee per transaction
Subscriptions on UPI, NACH and e-mandate
On request
Standard payment gateway (base account)
2% per transaction
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Yes. Razorpay Subscriptions supports daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly and yearly billing plans.
Razorpay charges a 0.5% add-on on every subscription payment. Standard platform fees still apply to the underlying transaction, and GST is extra.
UPI AutoPay, credit, debit and prepaid cards (under RBI guidelines), e-mandate bank debits, and international cards in nearly 100 currencies.
Razorpay Subscriptions has no setup fee or annual maintenance charge. Its pricing page lists card subscriptions at 0.9% plus the platform fee per transaction, where the standard domestic platform fee is 2%. Rates for UPI, NACH and e-mandate subscriptions are shared on request. Razorpay adds 18% GST on its fee, not on the amount your customer pays.
Yes. Razorpay Subscriptions supports UPI AutoPay on savings, current and overdraft accounts with daily to yearly frequencies. UPI shows at checkout only for amounts under Rs 15,000, except certain merchant categories allowed up to Rs 1 lakh. Google Pay, Paytm and Amazon Pay support higher mandates, while PhonePe and BHIM do not. Auto-debits run by 9 PM IST, sometimes slipping to T+1.
Razorpay does not offer a time-limited trial of Subscriptions itself. Instead, you can build and test your full subscription flow in test mode without charging anyone, and going live has no setup fee. Separately, the product lets you give your own customers trial periods that start charging automatically when the trial ends.
RBI rules let recurring card and UPI debits up to Rs 15,000 run without the customer approving each one. In Razorpay Subscriptions, amounts above that need Additional Factor Authentication for every debit in most businesses, though some merchant categories such as insurance and credit card bill payments can go up to Rs 1 lakh. Plan pricing should account for this.
Both run on the same RBI mandate rails, so UPI AutoPay and e-mandate behave similarly. Razorpay Subscriptions makes most sense if you already use Razorpay for one-time payments, since it shares the Dashboard, settlements and plugins for WooCommerce, Magento and OpenCart. Compare negotiated UPI and e-mandate rates from both, because neither is fully published on the Razorpay side.
For UPI AutoPay, yes. Customers can pause, resume or cancel from their UPI app, and Razorpay sends a subscription.cancelled webhook. Merchants cannot resume a subscription the customer paused on UPI. For cards and e-mandates, the merchant pauses or cancels from the Razorpay Dashboard or API. Lending businesses can restrict UPI pause and cancel.
Not necessarily. Razorpay Subscriptions lets you create plans and subscription links in the Dashboard and send them by SMS or email with no code. WooCommerce, Magento and OpenCart have plugins, with WooCommerce needing Razorpay plugin version 2.4 or later. Custom apps use the Subscriptions APIs and webhooks, which can be tested in test mode first.
Card and UPI subscriptions on Razorpay become active once the customer authorises the mandate, which involves a Rs 5 payment that is refunded automatically. E-mandate subscriptions become active only after both the bank registration and the first payment succeed, which can take until T+1. Plan your onboarding emails around that delay.
Razorpay Subscriptions tokenises card details as RBI guidelines require, so merchants never store raw card numbers. Settlements are made in INR, including for international cards, which are converted at the exchange rate when the payment is created. Mandates are registered with the customer's bank or UPI app, so customers can see and control upcoming debits.
Razorpay's subscriptions documentation lists availability in India, Malaysia, Singapore and the United States. For Indian businesses, the main methods are UPI AutoPay, card mandates and e-mandates, with settlement in INR. UPI subscriptions support only INR, while card subscriptions can bill customers in other currencies.
Razorpay Subscriptions is subscription billing software by Razorpay, an Indian company from Bengaluru. Recurring payments with UPI AutoPay, cards and e-mandates.
Razorpay publishes: 0.9% + platform fee · Per card subscription transaction; UPI and e-mandate on request. Confirm current plans and taxes on the official pricing page.
App Advisor's listing records a free trial for Razorpay Subscriptions. Confirm the current trial terms on Razorpay's official site.
Yes. Razorpay Subscriptions is built by Razorpay, headquartered in Bengaluru, Karnataka.
Razorpay Subscriptions suits small business, smb, mid-market buyers looking for subscription billing software with workflow automation & integration.
Popular alternatives in subscription billing software include Chargebee, Zoho Subscriptions, Cashfree Subscriptions. Use App Advisor's compare tool to see them side by side.
Razorpay Subscriptions is available as a cloud (SaaS) product, with web access.

Razorpay · Bengaluru, Karnataka · Founded 2014 · 9 products in our catalogue · Indian company
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