Commerce
Sell from a link. Your customer picks where it runs.
An offer is a short URL with a price, terms and a generated setup screen. Checkout is hosted; fulfilment is an install in the customer’s workspace.
Your product
Your price tag
€49 per month, per customer install
You set it. Akua bills it for you through the hosted checkout.
The link you send
- Only ops@northgate.example
- Region locked to EU
- 1 use, expires in 14 days
The question
Do I need to build a checkout?
No. The offer link opens the setup screen generated from your package, the hosted checkout takes the payment, and the order becomes an installation. Private offers, proposals for enterprise deals and partner channels cover the rest.
What is in it
Commerce, piece by piece.
What each part does, and whether you can use it today.
Offers
LiveRedeemable links with tier, expiry, max-uses, allowlist.
Order drafts
LiveWizard sessions (anonymous-allowed) with :claim for auth binding.
Checkout sessions
LiveHosted payment; webhook → Temporal fulfillment.
Order deliveries
LiveFulfillment row decoupled from the purchase row.
Proposals
LiveSales-led quoted offers for enterprise deals.
Subscriptions & entitlements
LiveRecurring + metered billing with per-customer feature flags.
Offer links
BetaShort-URL guided install flow (akua.dev/i/<hash>).
Auto-generated configure UI
BetaForms rendered from package @ui annotations; sellers get configure for free.
Marketplace listings
BetaCustomer-facing storefront.
What it costs
The platform is a flat fee. Compute is at cost.
Free to start with one managed cluster and one machine. Pro is €20 per workspace and month. Your own cloud key removes every limit, and Akua never marks up compute.
Start with commerce
on your own terms.
Free to begin, on Akua-managed machines or your own cloud key.