Feeprune
A read-only payment-cost workspace for agencies, SaaS operators, and platforms that reconciles official charges, balance transactions, fee components, refunds, disputes, currencies, connected accounts, transfers, and payouts; models bounded alternatives under current provider terms; and tracks approved implementation plus matched follow-up while keeping recommendation, provider eligibility, configuration change, acknowledgment, bank cash, accounting result, and realized saving separate.
Payment costs vary with transaction size, method, geography, currency, refunds, disputes, platform configuration, connected accounts, transfers, and payouts. Feeprune explains observed cost and creates reviewable alternatives without changing provider configuration. Read-only access does not make source data complete, a fee model is not a provider quote, an estimated saving is not a contract or guaranteed result, an implementation checklist is not an approved change, and a lower later fee rate does not prove the recommendation caused the difference. Source event, normalized cost, model assumption, recommendation, finance review, provider discussion, approved change, provider acknowledgment, destination readback, matched observation, accounting review, realized saving, confounder, reversal, and correction remain distinct.
A founder, finance, payments, platform, agency-operations, billing, or RevOps owner at a SaaS company, agency, or marketplace with enough transaction and connected-account complexity to make provider fees difficult to explain.
Several live products establish current category formation, subject to ongoing provider and competitor changes.
Founders and finance or payment owners at agencies, SaaS companies, and platforms have a concrete recurring cost question.
Zero cross-references, two inbound connections, and zero direct connections provide light graph support.
Two inbound connections, several confirmed payment-cost products, a direct competitor, a verified gap around layered connected-account and payout costs, a concrete agency and platform buyer, and read-only data access support the direction.
There are no cross-references or direct connections, the category is already several products deep, no structural copying cost exists, provider terms and fees change, estimates depend on business mix, some changes require negotiation or operational tradeoffs, and savings attribution is difficult.
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