ISP Billing & Subscription Software Nepal
When auto-debit lands, ISPs that already have structured subscriber billing will flip a switch. ISPs still running on spreadsheets and phone calls will have to rebuild from scratch. SUQO puts you in the first group — structured subscriber records, renewal automation, and an API your IT team can build on today.
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At 500 subscribers, informal billing becomes a real operational problem.
Small ISPs manage fine with phone calls and spreadsheets. But somewhere between 200 and 1,000 subscribers, the informal system stops working — renewals slip through, staff spend their days chasing payments instead of managing the network, and there's no clear picture of what MRR actually looks like. That's the gap SUQO fills.
Calling subscribers one by one
Someone calls or messages each subscriber before their renewal date every month. At 50 subscribers it's manageable. At 200 it's a full-time job — and renewals still slip.
A spreadsheet no one fully trusts
Renewal dates, payment statuses, plan types — all in a shared sheet, manually updated, frequently wrong. By the time you act on it, the data is already a week old.
Not knowing who's due until they complain
You find out a subscriber hasn't renewed when they call to say the connection is slow or cut. By then the renewal window has passed and the conversation is already awkward.
Cash collected with no clear record
A subscriber pays cash, you note it somewhere, maybe enter it later. By month end, no one's sure what's been paid, what's pending, and what was promised but never came through.
No real picture of monthly revenue
You can't see your actual recurring revenue without manually counting. No totals, no trends — just a rough sense of how last month went based on what ended up in the account.
No structured way to onboard new subscribers
New connection installed, payment collected informally, billing cycle tracked somewhere. No confirmation sent, no renewal date set, no record tied to an actual subscriber profile.
Structured billing today. Auto-debit ready tomorrow.
Existing ISP billing tools in Nepal are built around the dashboard — a UI for managing subscriber records and issuing invoices. SUQO is built differently: it's billing infrastructure with an API at the core. That distinction matters when auto-debit arrives in Nepal. ISPs already integrated with SUQO will have auto-debit in their billing layer from day one. Everyone else will be retrofitting.
Built in Nepal, built for Nepal.
Everything you need to run ISP billing properly.
One platform for your entire subscriber billing operation. No spreadsheets, no manual calls, no guessing.
Subscriber management
Every subscriber in one structured dashboard — active, due, overdue, paused, or cancelled. See your entire base at a glance without digging through a sheet.
Renewal tracking
Know exactly who renews when. See what's due today, this week, and next month — so you're always ahead of the billing cycle, not reacting to it.
Automated SMS reminders
Renewal reminders go out automatically over SMS before and after the due date. No manual calls, no WhatsApp copy-paste. Your subscribers get reminded — you get paid.
Payment collection
Collect via eSewa, Khalti, and ConnectIPS through subscriber payment links. Record cash and bank transfers manually too — every payment in one place.
Revenue reporting
See active subscriber count, overdue amounts, and collection history in real time. Always know what your monthly recurring revenue actually looks like.
Flexible plan management
Create home, business, or custom plans at any price point and billing cycle. Update plans anytime — existing subscribers stay on their current plan until you move them.
REST API for your IT team
Integrate SUQO directly into your subscriber portal or network management system. Create subscribers, trigger renewals, and sync billing state programmatically — and be auto-debit ready when Nepal gets there.
Three steps to structured subscriber billing.
Set up your subscription plans
Create plans for each service tier — home, business, or custom. Set your pricing, billing cycle, and accepted payment methods. Takes under 10 minutes.
Add your subscribers
Onboard subscribers via a payment link or add them manually. Each subscriber gets their own billing cycle and renewal date from day one.
SUQO handles the rest
Renewal reminders go out automatically over SMS. Every subscriber is tracked: active, due, in grace, or cancelled. Whether you have 50 subscribers or 5,000, the same system runs without you touching it.
Built to be trusted with your revenue.
You're not just tracking subscribers — you're routing real payments through SUQO. Here's how that's protected.
Every business is verified
Sellers submit business registration and tax documents, and SUQO reviews and approves each one before they can start accepting payments.
Payments are confirmed independently
Every payment is verified directly with the gateway's own servers — never taken on trust from what a browser reports back.
Your data is backed up daily
The database and files are backed up every night, encrypted, and stored off-site — so a server issue never means lost subscriber or payment records.
Nothing is silently deleted
Removed records are archived, not destroyed, so your subscription and payment history stays intact for reporting and disputes.
You want auto-debit. So do we.
Let's be honest about where Nepal's payment infrastructure is — and where it's going.
Reminder-driven collection. Fully structured.
Auto-debit isn't available in Nepal yet. Banking infrastructure hasn't opened that up. But subscription management is far more than one feature. SUQO handles everything that can be structured right now:
- Automated SMS reminders before and after renewal dates
- Payment links sent directly to subscribers
- Full visibility on who's paid, who's due, who's overdue
- Collection via eSewa, Khalti, and ConnectIPS
- Manual recording for cash and bank transfers
When auto-debit arrives in Nepal, SUQO will have it first.
Nepal's payment infrastructure is evolving. When auto-debit becomes available, SUQO is positioned to integrate it immediately — and you'll already be on the platform.
- First-mover advantage for businesses already on SUQO
- No migration — same subscribers, same plans, upgraded flow
- The subscription infrastructure is already built and running
Simple pricing. No surprises.
Free platform. Per successful transaction.
0 Platform Fee
- Subscriber management & renewal tracking.
- Revenue reports & dashboard.
- REST API access.
Subscription reminders (via SMS)
NPR 1.49/SMS
- Deducted from your payouts automatically.
- Pay as you go — reminders never stop due to low credits.
1.99% payment processing fee
Per successful transaction
- eSewa, Khalti, ConnectIPS & more — no merchant API required.
- Deducted from each collected payment.
- Payouts within 1–2 business days on request.
Subscription infrastructure you can build on.
Create a subscription through the API and SUQO hands back a hosted checkout link — OTP, wallet, and bank payment all handled for you. Get notified the moment something happens with signed webhooks. No per-call charges. No developer tier. Free from day one.
- Create subscriptions and get a hosted checkout link back
- SUQO handles the entire payment flow — OTP, wallet, bank transfer
- Get notified instantly with signed webhooks — success, failure, or status change
- Works alongside the dashboard — or fully headless
// POST /api/v1/subscriptions/
{
"pbp_id": "pbp_3n9k2x",
"return_url": "https://acme.example.com/thank-you"
}
// 201 Created
{
"status": "pending_checkout",
"checkout_url": "app.suqo.ai/pay/sub_9f8a7b6c"
}
// Webhook → your endpoint (signed)
{
"event": "checkout.succeeded",
"subscription_id": "sub_9f8a7b6c"
}Frequently asked questions
Existing ISP billing tools are dashboard products — they help you manage records and issue invoices through a UI. SUQO is infrastructure with an API core. That matters for two reasons: you can integrate it directly into your subscriber portal or network management system today, and when auto-debit arrives in Nepal, ISPs in the SUQO payment layer get it automatically. Tools that aren't in the payment layer will have to retrofit.
Auto-debit will allow payments to be collected from a subscriber's digital wallet or bank account automatically at renewal — no link click needed. When that capability becomes available in Nepal, SUQO will enable it for all subscribers already on the platform. ISPs using SUQO today will have structured billing records and payment history already in place, making the switch seamless.
Yes. The SUQO REST API lets your IT team create subscribers, manage plans, trigger renewals, and sync billing state programmatically — without using the dashboard. API access is free and available from sign-up. View API docs →
Yes. You can create as many subscription plans as you need, each with its own pricing, billing cycle, and payment methods. All plans and their subscribers are managed from the same dashboard.
No. SUQO handles the payment gateway integration for you. You do not need to set up your own merchant API with eSewa, Khalti, or ConnectIPS.
The subscriber moves to overdue status on your dashboard so you can see it clearly. SUQO can send a follow-up SMS reminder automatically after the due date. You decide whether to give a grace period, pause the connection, or cancel.
You can create your first plan and start adding subscribers in under 10 minutes. No technical setup required.
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