The Subscription Layer Your SaaS Product Was Missing.
There's no Stripe for Nepal. So every SaaS business here ends up building the same thing — a fragile billing workaround cobbled from eSewa callbacks, spreadsheets, and manual follow-ups. SUQO is the infrastructure layer that was missing: subscriber management, renewal automation, eSewa and Khalti collection, and a full REST API to wire directly into your product.
Start managing subscriptions
Building your own billing layer is not a competitive advantage.
Every SaaS team in Nepal has spent developer time on billing infrastructure that should never have been their problem. Custom eSewa callbacks, renewal reminders via WhatsApp, manual subscription tracking in spreadsheets — all of it a tax on engineering time. Meanwhile, the actual product waits.
Manual follow-ups, every month
Someone on your team manually reaches out to each subscriber when renewal is due. At 100 subscribers, that's 8–10 hours a month just on follow-ups — time that should be on the product, not chasing payments.
The spreadsheet
Renewal dates, payment statuses, subscriber names, all in a shared sheet. Manually updated. Frequently wrong. Nobody fully trusts it.
No subscription API to plug into
There's no Stripe for Nepal. eSewa and Khalti have payment APIs but no subscription layer. So you built one yourself — and every plan change or pricing update means another day of developer time back in billing code instead of shipping features.
The silent missed collection
Subscribers forget. No reminder goes out on time. The renewal date passes. You find out a week later when you check the sheet. Revenue leaks quietly.
No proper way to onboard
New subscriber? It's a bank transfer request, a WhatsApp message, and hoping they follow through. No structured onboarding, no confirmation, no record.
No visibility on your recurring revenue
You don't know your real MRR without manually adding up the sheet. No monthly trends, no churn rate, no clear picture of how the subscription business is actually doing.
The subscription infrastructure Nepal's SaaS ecosystem was missing.
Stripe works because it's not a product — it's a layer. You don't log into Stripe to run your business; you wire it into your product and it disappears. That's what SUQO is for Nepal. Subscriber management, renewal automation, eSewa and Khalti collection, and a full REST API. Use the dashboard if you want. Or go fully headless — create subscribers, trigger renewals, and sync billing state entirely through the API.
Built in Nepal, built for Nepal.
Everything you need to run subscription billing properly.
Subscriber management
Every subscriber, their plan, status, and renewal date in one structured dashboard. Active, due, overdue, paused, cancelled — always accurate.
Automated renewal cycles
SMS reminders go out automatically before and after renewal dates. Payment links sent directly to subscribers. No manual follow-up, no WhatsApp message.
eSewa & Khalti collection
Collect via eSewa, Khalti, and ConnectIPS without your own merchant API setup. SUQO handles the gateway integration — you just receive the payments.
MRR & revenue tracking
See your actual monthly recurring revenue, active subscriber count, overdue count, and collection history — in real time. No spreadsheet math.
Full REST API
Integrate SUQO directly into your product. Create subscribers, manage plans, trigger renewals, and sync billing data programmatically — no dashboard required.
Flexible plan management
Create multiple plans with different pricing and billing cycles. Update, add, or retire plans anytime — existing subscribers stay on their plan until you change them.
Three steps to structured recurring revenue.
Set up your subscription plans
Create plans with your pricing, billing cycle, and accepted payment methods. Monthly, yearly, or custom intervals. Set it once and it runs.
Add your subscribers
Onboard customers 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 over SMS automatically. Every subscription is tracked: active, due, in grace, or cancelled. Whether you have 30 subscribers or 3,000, the same system runs without you touching it. Prefer to wire it into your product? The full REST API handles everything from subscriber creation to renewal collection programmatically.
Simple pricing. No surprises.
Free to start. Only pay for what you use.
0 Platform Fee
Manage subscriptions, renewals & reports
Subscription reminders (SMS Credits)
NPR 1.49/SMS (NPR 0.99 at 1,000+)
- 100 free SMS credits included.
- Top up anytime as needed.
Payment provider charges (Incl. VAT)
Per successful payment only
- eSewa 1.13%
- Khalti 1.13%
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
Subscription infrastructure you can build on.
Use the SUQO API to manage subscribers, trigger renewal reminders, collect payments, and sync billing state directly into your own product. No per-call charges. No developer tier. Free from day one.
- Create and manage subscribers programmatically
- Trigger SMS reminders or send payment links via API
- Track renewal status, grace periods, and cancellations
- Works alongside the dashboard — or fully headless
// POST /v1/external/subscriptions/
{
"plan": "plan_abc123",
"subscriber_name": "Aarav Shrestha",
"subscriber_phone": "98XXXXXXXX",
"mode": "reminder_and_payment",
"start_date": "2026-06-01"
}
// 201 Created
{
"id": "sub_x9k2m",
"status": "active",
"payment_link": "app.suqo.ai/pay/..."
}Frequently asked questions
Yes. The REST API handles the full subscription lifecycle: create subscribers, assign plans, trigger renewals, check payment status, and cancel or pause subscriptions programmatically. You don't need to log into the dashboard at all. View API docs →
API access is included for every SUQO account at no extra cost. There is no developer tier, no rate-limit surcharge, and no usage-based billing for API calls. You pay only for SMS credits when reminders are sent.
No. SUQO handles the payment gateway integration for you. You do not need to apply for or manage your own merchant API from eSewa, Khalti, or ConnectIPS. Just sign up and start collecting.
The dashboard is for non-technical founders and operators — add subscribers, track renewals, and collect payments without writing code. The API is for engineering teams who want to integrate SUQO directly into their product and manage everything programmatically.
SUQO sends automated SMS reminders before and after the renewal date. If a subscriber still hasn't paid, their status moves to grace period — visible in the dashboard and queryable via the API.
Yes. You can update plan pricing, billing cycles, and details at any time. Existing subscribers stay on their current plan unless you choose to move them. No script changes, no manual updates.
You can create your account, set up your first subscription plan, and start adding subscribers in under 10 minutes. No merchant API application. API keys are available immediately after sign-up.
Nepal's subscription infrastructure is live. Get on it early.
Free to start · 100 SMS credits included · Set up in minutes