Azotte routes charges through Stripe. Subscription state, entitlements, and lifecycle live outside the PSP, so switching, splitting, or layering providers stays simple.
When subscription state lives inside a PSP, switching providers means rebuilding subscriptions. Azotte keeps the subscription record outside Stripe, so Stripe can be added, replaced, or run alongside another PSP without touching customers.
Azotte owns the subscription. Stripe processes the payment.Azotte raises the charge and routes it through Stripe. Stripe returns the result, and Azotte updates the subscription. Because state never lives in the PSP, adding or swapping a provider leaves customers untouched.
Subscription state lives in Azotte, so changing or adding a processor never means re-platforming customer subscriptions.
Route by region, currency, or success rate, and add a local provider for a single market without splitting the record.
Trials, dunning, recovery, and entitlements follow one model, independent of how any single charge is processed.
No. Stripe stays your payment processor. Azotte owns subscription state, entitlements, and lifecycle, and routes charges through Stripe. You keep Stripe for what it does best and gain provider flexibility on top.
Yes. Subscriptions on Azotte do not bind to a single PSP. You can add, replace, or run Stripe alongside another provider without touching customer subscriptions.
Stripe Billing keeps subscription state inside the PSP. Azotte keeps subscription state outside any PSP, so switching or layering providers does not mean rebuilding subscriptions. See Stripe Billing vs Azotte.
No. Subscription state and entitlements live in Azotte. Stripe handles the charge; Azotte owns the subscription, which is what makes provider changes simple.
Stripe handles tokenization and PCI scope reduction. Azotte never stores raw card data; it routes through Stripe and records the result.
