m3ter is a metering and rating platform for usage-based billing that automates complex bill calculations and integrations for B2B software scale-ups. It provides infrastructure that works invisibly with enterprise quote-to-cash tools like Salesforce and NetSuite to enable consumption-based pricing.

m3ter is specifically designed as infrastructure for enterprise usage billing, handling metering, rating, and integration with systems like Salesforce and NetSuite. The platform supports complex scenarios including prepayments, credit systems, multi-attribute rating, and parent/child hierarchies. Unlike standalone billing platforms, m3ter is configured through UI rather than code, making it accessible for enterprise teams. Customers like ClickHouse, Matillion, Snyk, and Entrust use m3ter for enterprise usage billing. Salesforce acquired London-based m3ter in 2025 to add native consumption pricing to Agentforce.
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