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Rivet’s billing model is the simplest one we could justify: one price, month-to-month, paid by credit card to Stripe. No tiers, no per-seat math, no annual lock-in, no setup fees, no overage charges. $70 CAD a month. Cancel anytime.

What’s in this section

The 14-day trial

No credit card up-front. Auto-replies keep firing the whole time. What changes on day 15.

Subscription pricing

$70 CAD a month. Everything that’s included.

Payment methods

Card payment via a Stripe-hosted Payment Link. Rivet never sees your card.

Invoices and receipts

Where Stripe emails them. How to retrieve historical invoices from your customer portal.

Canadian taxes

HST, GST, PST — Stripe Tax calculates them per province from your billing address.

Failed payments

Stripe’s retry schedule. What stays working while a card is being resolved.

Refunds

Case-by-case via email. The thinking behind that and what a reasonable refund request looks like.

How the billing model is set up

For visibility:
  • One product, one price. $70 CAD per month per practitioner. Same price whether you’re using one feature or every feature.
  • Stripe handles all payment data. Credit card numbers, ACH details, expiration dates — none of that lives in Rivet’s database. Stripe collects, stores, and processes them. We get a customer ID and a subscription ID back; that’s it.
  • Stripe Tax handles sales tax. Stripe figures out the HST / GST / PST owed per province based on your billing address and adds it to your invoice. You don’t configure anything.
  • Receipts come from Stripe. Email receipt for every charge, invoice PDF for every period. Your accountant can grab everything from the Stripe customer portal at the end of the year.
The trade-off: there’s no “Billing” tab inside Rivet itself. We point you at Stripe’s customer portal for anything billing-shaped — because duplicating Stripe’s invoice view in the Rivet app would cost more to build, maintain, and audit than it would save anyone.

Your account

Identity, profile, notifications, and the controls that aren’t billing-shaped.

Privacy + security

The full posture on payment data, who sees what, and what’s audited.