For SaaS owners
If you've developed and managed multiple SaaS projects, you'll have needed to manage the prices, discounts, payment methods, plans and the quotas. An update or tweak at any of them will have required manual action at each project, one by one. You'll have had to sign-in to the admin panel of a service and update the values, or will have tweaked the config files in the source code.
Wouldn't it be smoother to be able to manage everything from the central place, everything at once?
For crypto-currency adopters
If you wanted to receive payments in a crypto-currency to a non-custodial, that is, to a your own wallet with automatic verification that a payments has arrived, the service will allow you to do so. This even includes Monero.
"But I can simply send a client the address of my wallet and this will be it!" you may make a counter-argument.
Correct. And with 1..2, perhaps with a handful of clients too, this won't be an issue as you'll be able to verify the incoming payments manually. How about if you had a dozen or dozens of clients? And if you wanted to rotate the addresses of the wallets, sometimes? And ocassinally pause some or allow other crypto-currencies? And verify all the incoming transactions of the clients autometically?
Wouldn't it be smoother to be able to manage everything from the central place, everything at once?
For service providers, with direct clients
TODO....