CloudFix Marketplace ARR

How a RightSpend invoice reaches the bank

Metered usage takes about three months to become cash. The step that surprises people is the second one — we meter June's usage in early July, and AWS books that against its July period, so the invoice is dated 1 August.

1. 1
   JuneCustomer accrues savingsRightSpend runs against the customer's AWS account through the month.
2. 2
   Early JulyCloudFix meters June's usage to AWSHappens in our systems, before AWS sees anything. AWS records it inside its JULY usage period — this one-month shift is why the invoice looks two months behind the activity.
3. 3
   1–31 JulyAWS usage period accumulatesAWS totals everything metered during July.
4. 4
   1 AugustAWS issues the invoiceConsistently the day after the period closes (measured median: +1 day).
5. 5
   31 Aug – 15 SepCustomer payment falls dueNet 30 on most accounts (134 of 198 invoices), Net 45 on 43, Net 60 on 9.
6. 6
   Late SeptemberAWS disburses to CloudFixMedian 52 days after invoice; middle half lands between 38 and 73 days.

By product family

Customers by ARR

Billed revenue by month

Renewals due within 90 days

Subscriptions

Outstanding invoices

Issued but not yet disbursed by AWS. Age is measured from the invoice date — the middle half of invoices settle between 38 and 73 days, so anything past ~73 is genuinely late rather than merely in flight.

Invoices — rolling 12 months

205 invoices totalling $2,330,135 since 2025-09-01. Every seller invoice, with whether AWS has paid it out.

RightSpend metered usage by month

Estimated revenue from metered usage, 11 customers across 12 months. This is the raw metering AWS received, so it sits roughly a month ahead of the invoice figures elsewhere on this page — usage metered in August is invoiced on 1 September.