LogiSense ranks among top five for billing Solution Strength and Volume in MGI Research's 2026 Buyer's Guide. Oct 21, 2026, 20:51 ET A grade and Positive Analyst Outlook underscore LogiSense's capabilities in complex, high-volume usage and hybrid monetization KITCHENER, ON, Oct. 6, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - LogiSense, a provider of enterprise billing and monetization software, today announced that MGI Research's 2026 Agile Billing Top 50 Buyer's Guide places the company among the top five for Solution Strength and Billing Volume in its MarketLens(TM) analyses. LogiSense also earned an A grade and Positive Analyst Outlook in its individual MGI 360 Ratings(TM) assessment. MGI's Solution Strength measure reflects its product score, while Billing Volume assesses a solution's ability to handle billing workloads at scale. The assessment describes LogiSense as a mature solution for organizations with complex usage-based billing, mediation, rating and charging requirements. It also highlights customer satisfaction with both the team and product, citing flexibility and scalability as key strengths. "Offering a new pricing model is one thing. Being able to bill accurately as customer agreements and usage volumes grow is another," said Adam Howatson, CEO of LogiSense. "Businesses need the freedom to combine subscriptions, usage and new AI-driven offerings without creating a separate billing process for each one. Our focus is helping them innovate commercially while keeping what they sell, what customers use and what they charge aligned." Enterprise scale matters as business models evolve MGI finds that AI is introducing new usage metrics and commercial models, from token-based charges to credits and outcome-based pricing. The report emphasizes that usage pricing will augment, rather than replace, subscriptions and traditional models. Businesses need the flexibility to combine and evolve these approaches as products, customers and markets change. The report also finds that basic usage-billing functionality is no longer enough. Buyers are placing greater emphasis on event scalability, pricing flexibility, governance and financial controls, and on whether a platform can support usage billing reliably and predictably at enterprise scale. Commercial flexibility without billing silos LogiSense ingests and normalizes usage data, applies customer-specific rating rules, and calculates charges across subscription, usage-based, prepaid, postpaid, tiered and hybrid models. Its platform is designed to help businesses launch and evolve commercial offerings without creating additional billing silos or forcing complex consumption into systems designed primarily for traditional subscriptions. Organizations including Cisco, Garmin, Five9, 8x8 and Vonage use LogiSense to support their billing and monetization operations. About the research MGI Research's Agile Billing Top 50 Buyer's Guide, published July 21, 2026, evaluates 50 providers, including 34 with full MGI 360 Ratings(TM) assessments. About LogiSense LogiSense helps enterprises turn complex consumption into revenue. Its billing and monetization platform combines usage data mediation, flexible rating and customer-specific pricing to support subscription, usage-based and hybrid business models. LogiSense serves organizations across software, communications, IoT and other usage-driven industries. SOURCE LogiSense Corporation

Operationalizing Usage-Based Pricing. Usage-based pricing has become mainstream. Across SaaS, telecommunications, IoT, cloud services, and AI, organizations are embracing consumption-based pricing because customers increasingly expect to pay for the value they receive. Most conversations focus on the commercial model. Should you charge by subscription, usage, or a hybrid approach? How should customers be billed? Those are important questions. But after working with organizations around the world, LogiSense Corporation has found they rarely determine long-term success. The real challenge begins after the pricing strategy has been approved. How do you operationalize it? That's exactly why LogiSense Corporation created The Definitive Guide to Operationalizing Usage-Based Pricing at Scale. To make it as practical as possible, LogiSense Corporation partnered with servicePath(TM), RightRev, and Avalara, bringing together expertise across quote-to-cash, revenue recognition, tax compliance, and monetization operations. The guide isn't another discussion about why usage-based pricing works. Instead, it explores what happens after adoption, when products evolve, pricing models become more sophisticated, customer agreements multiply, and operational complexity begins to grow. Because monetization isn't just a pricing strategy. It's an operational capability. The Industry Has Entered a New Phase A few years ago, organizations were asking whether they should adopt usage-based pricing. Today, the market has largely answered that question. The businesses gaining the greatest advantage aren't necessarily the ones with the most innovative pricing models. They're the ones that can launch new pricing strategies quickly, support increasingly complex customer agreements, monetize AI services, and adapt as their business evolves. That requires more than pricing flexibility. It requires operational readiness. One of the central themes of its guide is that the conversation has shifted from adopting usage-based pricing to operationalizing it. They're very different challenges. Complexity Doesn't Arrive All at Once Most organizations don't suddenly find themselves overwhelmed by monetization complexity. It builds gradually. A pricing exception for one enterprise customer. A second product with different rating rules. A manual adjustment that becomes part of the standard billing process. An acquisition that introduces another product catalog. Expansion into a new region with different tax requirements. Individually, these changes seem manageable. Together, they create operational complexity that slows innovation and increases risk. That's one of the concepts explored throughout the guide. Not all complexity is visible. Some of it accumulates quietly until introducing a simple pricing change requires weeks of coordination across multiple teams. Billing Isn't the Whole Story One of the biggest misconceptions about usage-based pricing is that it's primarily a billing challenge. It isn't. Billing is simply where customers see the final outcome. Long before an invoice is generated, pricing has been defined, usage has been captured, rating rules have been applied, revenue needs to be recognized correctly, tax obligations have to be met, and finance needs confidence in the numbers. If any one of those processes breaks down, the invoice is often the first place the problem becomes visible. But billing wasn't the cause. It simply exposed weaknesses elsewhere in the monetization process. That's why the organizations that scale successfully don't ask, "How do we improve billing?" They ask, "How do we build a monetization process that can support continuous change?" Four Frameworks for Modern Monetization LogiSense Corporation didn't want this guide to be another opinion piece about pricing trends. LogiSense Corporation wanted it to become a practical resource for organizations building modern monetization strategies. That's why LogiSense Corporation developed four original frameworks based on its experience helping organizations operationalize usage-based pricing at scale. To provide a broader perspective across the monetization lifecycle, LogiSense Corporation also invited three industry leaders to contribute their expertise. servicePath(TM) shares insights into quote-to-cash orchestration and commercial operations. RightRev explores the evolving challenges of revenue recognition in increasingly complex pricing environments. Avalara provides guidance on managing tax compliance as organizations expand across products, services, and jurisdictions. Together, these contributions complement LogiSense's operational frameworks, providing a more complete view of what it takes to build a scalable monetization capability. The guide introduces four original frameworks designed to help organizations evaluate and strengthen their operational readiness. AI Is Accelerating the Challenge Artificial intelligence has made operational readiness even more important. Organizations are introducing pricing based on tokens, API requests, GPU consumption, AI agents, workflow execution, and outcomes. These aren't simply new pricing models. They're new operational models. Higher event volumes. More dynamic pricing. Greater financial complexity. More customer-specific agreements. As AI adoption accelerates, organizations need monetization capabilities that can evolve just as quickly. That's another reason operationalizing usage-based pricing has become such a strategic priority. Why LogiSense Corporation Believe Operational Readiness Will Define the Next Generation of Growth Innovation is no longer limited by the ability to imagine new pricing models. It's increasingly limited by the ability to execute them. Organizations that build strong operational foundations can introduce new offers faster, respond to changing market conditions with confidence, and continue innovating without creating unnecessary complexity behind the scenes. That's the future LogiSense Corporation explore throughout The Definitive Guide to Operationalizing Usage-Based Pricing at Scale. If your organization is evaluating usage-based, hybrid, or AI-driven monetization strategies, the guide provides practical frameworks to help you think beyond pricing and build a monetization capability that can scale with your business. Download the Guide Usage-based pricing has become mainstream. Operationalizing it is becoming the real competitive advantage. If you're planning your next generation of monetization strategy or looking to strengthen the operational foundation behind your existing pricing models, The Definitive Guide to Operationalizing Usage-Based Pricing at Scale provides practical insights, original frameworks, and expert perspectives to help you prepare for what's next. Download your complimentary copy now and discover how leading organizations are building monetization capabilities designed for long-term growth. LogiSense blog. The LogiSense blog explores advanced billing solutions, focusing on usage-based pricing, monetization strategies, revenue assurance, and SaaS innovations to help businesses optimize billing processes and adapt to the evolving usage economy. From Notion to Product: Inside LogiSense's AI Innovation Program Every software company claims to innovate. Tokenmaxxing Is a Symptom of AI's Real Monetization Problem Every new technology wave creates its own buzzwords. 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