Orb Pricing in 2026: Plans, Costs & What You Get

Orb offers three custom-priced billing plans—Core, Advanced, and Enterprise—with quotes primarily determined by billing value, usage-event volume, required features, and, for higher tiers, platform fees. Core provides usage metering, SQL-based pricing metrics, hybrid billing, invoicing, tax integrations, and high-volume event ingestion for teams building usage-based billing; Advanced adds Salesforce, NetSuite, data warehouse synchronization, customer hierarchies, and premium support for organizations with more interconnected sales and finance systems; and Enterprise adds contractual SLAs, dedicated support, and hosted rollups for exceptionally large workloads. While Orb can reduce custom billing infrastructure for companies with complex usage, seat, and fixed-fee models, its lack of public pricing makes early cost estimation difficult, particularly compared with Chargebee’s published usage-based entry pricing. Orb became an Adyen subsidiary in July 2026, though its plan structure and multi-payment-service-provider support were reported as unchanged, while Stigg is presented as a complementary product that enforces real-time entitlement, credit, and usage-limit decisions within an application rather than handling invoicing and payment billing.

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