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Keep your pricing catalog in your repository as code

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Ahrefs Domain Rating reported 14 Nov 2026, restated 9 Nov 2026.

A CLI tool that lets developers manage pricing plans, features, and credit packs as code in their repository, publish changes with version control, and sync

Overview

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Ledger is a CLI tool for managing SaaS pricing infrastructure. It keeps your pricing catalog in your repository as code (ledger.config.ts or ledger.catalog.json), allowing you to review pricing changes in pull requests before publishing them. You can define monthly plans with credits and prices, create features with credit costs, and set up credit packs for additional usage.

The tool publishes your entire catalog with a single command (ledger push), validates changes before publishing, and automatically syncs paid plans to Stripe as Products and Prices. When you update a plan's terms, Ledger creates a new plan version so current subscribers keep their original pricing while new subscribers get the updated terms.

It supports multiple environments (Sandbox for testing and Live for real payments), provides comprehensive CLI commands for managing your catalog, and offers JSON output for integration with CI/CD pipelines and other tools.

Feature summary

  • Define pricing plans with monthly credits and prices as code
  • Create and manage features with credit costs
  • Sell additional credits through credit packs
  • Automatic Stripe synchronization for paid plans
  • Support for Sandbox and Live environments
  • Install via npm or run without installation
  • SDKs for TypeScript and Python

Pricing

Pricing model: Contact for pricing

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Ledger metrics

Reported for docs.integrateledger.com: Ahrefs Domain Rating and Majestic link figures, with the movement since the prior report.

Domain Rating
4
no change since last check
Trust Flow
0
no change since last check
Citation Flow
0
no change since last check
Referring domains
0
no change since last check
External backlinks
0
no change since last check

Ahrefs Domain Rating reported 14 Nov 2026, restated 9 Nov 2026. Majestic reported 9 Nov 2026, restated 9 Nov 2026. Link figures sourced from Majestic. Trust Flow, Citation Flow and Topical Trust Flow are trademarks of Majestic-12 Ltd.

Ledger domain summary

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Read from the public RDAP record on 12 Nov 2026, 18:00 UTC.

Domain age
16 days
Registered
Expires
Registrar
Cloudflare, Inc.
DNSSEC
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Detailed domain report: integrateledger.com

Ledger launch ledger

What we have measured for Ledger since it went live on Fynora Launch on 9 November 2026.

Domain Rating (Ahrefs)
4 no change since launch
4 at launch (9 Nov 2026), 4 on 13 Nov 2026
Trust Flow (Majestic)
0
First measured 9 Nov 2026
Referring domains (Majestic)
0
First measured 9 Nov 2026

Day 5 since launch. Next receipt: day 30, 9 Dec 2026. Many things move these figures, so a change is not proof of cause. Only stored readings are shown.

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Q&A

What file formats does Ledger support for storing pricing catalogs?
Ledger supports two formats for storing your pricing catalog: ledger.config.ts (TypeScript, which only adds types) and ledger.catalog.json (JSON format). The CLI automatically looks for these files in order and stops if it finds more than one.
What environments does Ledger provide?
Every workspace has two environments: Sandbox for testing and Live for real payments. Sandbox payments are not real, and Sandbox data may be reset or removed. The API key you use determines which environment you're working with.
How do credits work in Ledger plans?
Credits are part of your plan subscription. A plan grants monthlyCredits at the start of each monthly period, and unspent plan credits expire when the period ends. The next period starts with a fresh allowance. You can also sell additional credits through credit packs.

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