Payouts
payouts
SaaS product teams
Add payout-provider capabilities without maintaining a growing collection of provider-specific integrations.
800+
developer-days not lost rebuilding payout infrastructure
EARLY ACCESS
Payout providers should not multiply your backlog.
SaaS teams add PayPal, then Stripe, then another rail — each with its own objects and failure modes. Payouts is the unified API in front of those providers.
Keep payout UX in your product.
This is not a payout operations dashboard you send users to. Your SaaS remains the place status and rules live.
List the payout jobs your product must support
Create, fund, track, and fail — write the contract your application needs across providers.
Integrate Payouts once
Engineers talk to one API. Provider-specific differences stay in the integration layer.
Design status the way your users already work
Seller, affiliate, or staff payout screens stay yours. Payouts supplies the provider connection underneath.
One payout integration
Integrate once instead of maintaining a growing set of provider-specific clients.
Unified provider API
One contract across providers such as PayPal and Stripe.
Built into your SaaS
Selection, status, and business logic stay in the product experience you own.
Coverage that can grow
Add payout rails through the layer rather than a new engineering project per logo.
Engineering time back
Provider connectors stop crowding the product roadmap.
One payout contract
PayPal and Stripe quirks concentrate behind a single API.
UX you still own
Users get paid inside your product, not inside a third-party payout suite.
You build SaaS that must pay people through more than one provider.
Each new rail currently means a net-new integration.
You want an API layer, not a payout admin you send users to.
You can join early access and share the first payout jobs your product needs.
Is Payouts available today?
Payouts is coming soon. Join early access for provider coverage and implementation updates.
Is this a payout operations dashboard?
No. It is the unified integration layer behind your SaaS. Your product keeps the user experience and workflow.
Which providers are in scope?
The platform is designed for providers such as PayPal and Stripe. The complete list has not been published yet.
Who is it for?
Teams building SaaS that need multiple payout providers without integrating each one independently.
Join early access
Payouts for SaaS product teams | Marmeto
Add payout-provider capabilities without maintaining a growing collection of provider-specific integrations. Learn how Payouts works for SaaS product teams, what to prepare, and how to get started.
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