Invoice professionally.
Integrate when you are ready.
Use MIGS directly as a business invoicing system or embed the same invoice engine into SaaS platforms, marketplaces and operational applications through MIGS Connect.
MIGS Standalone
For businesses creating invoices directly inside MIGS.
For testing the complete MIGS invoice-package workflow.
For businesses invoicing regularly.
For higher-volume businesses and operational workflows.
MIGS Connect
API and embedded invoicing infrastructure.
Connect source applications to MIGS with organization-scoped credentials, test/live separation, idempotency, rate limits, server-generated PDF artifacts, signed webhooks and audit trails. A billable unit is one successfully created invoice package—not every API request.
MIGS creates and tracks invoice documents. It does not hold, pool, transfer or redistribute the underlying customer payment.
Connected applications, credentials, invoices, webhooks and usage belong to a defined organization boundary.
Internal products such as TenFour use the same authentication, audit and adapter standards instead of receiving privileged shortcuts.
How Connect usage is priced
Invoice package = billable unit
Reads, status checks and webhook retries are technically rate-limited but are not individually treated as invoice-package charges.
Canonical PDF included
A server-generated PDF artifact is part of the invoice workflow rather than a separate nickel-and-dime document charge.
AI measured in business units
MIGS meters AI enhancements rather than exposing raw model-token pricing to business customers.
Launch policy: self-service MIGS Connect plans use hard monthly invoice-package caps. MIGS does not automatically bill overages at V1 launch; when a plan reaches its included limit, additional invoice-package creation is blocked until the next billing period or a plan upgrade. Stripe and other third-party processing fees are separate from MIGS subscription pricing.