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Schematic is the quickest way to handle billing and subscription management. Implementing Schematic in your application makes it easy for non-developers to manage most billing and subscription scenarios, freeing up developers to focus on what makes your product great.

There are 2 great ways to explore Schematic:

  1. Clone our React/Next.js quickstart project or our Vue/Nuxt quickstart project. You’ll need a Schematic account to get started, and the quickstart will walk you through the rest!
  2. Explore a hosted version of the quickstart app online.

Either way, you’ll be able to see Schematic features in action. The quickstart app also links back to these docs to explore the features you’re most interested in, including:

  • Setup your Schematic Account
  • Creating and managing entitlements
  • Tracking usage
  • Registering users and companies in Schematic

Each of the steps above includes a written and video tutorial demonstrating the feature and how to implement it.

Where to start?

First, setup your account and provide the quickstart the api key that it needs.