Price globally. Invoice locally.Commercial ledger · No. 01

Your APIs charge dollars. Your clients don't have to.

Model upstream API costs as local-currency prices with locked FX inputs, explicit commercial assumptions, and metering-event previews.

Access an approved pilotSee the pricing flow
Integer-money calculationsUTC-month FX locksMetronome event preview
Illustrative price bookGBP / USD · 0.8000

Example price book

UK client · monthly FX lock
API cost
$100.00
Client price
£103.00
Locked conversion
0.8000 GBP / USD
FX protection
3%
Service markup
25%
Protected gross profit
£23.00
The customer sees one GBP amount—not the raw supplier-cost calculation.

Example only. Every quote preserves the policy inputs used to create it.

The pivot

Don't resell exchange rates. Sell a stable local price.

Live pass-through conversion makes every invoice unpredictable. RateWeaver creates a price book for each client, records its commercial rules with each model, and keeps the FX input fixed for the UTC calendar month.

01

Capture cost

Normalize any upstream provider charge into exact USD microdollars.
02

Create the local price

Apply a locked FX quote, risk buffer, margin, minimum, and rounding rule.
03

Preview one metering amount

Generate a local-currency event shape; external delivery stays blocked until approval.

Easy for the business

A policy your finance team can explain.

Every model carries the source cost, locked rate, buffer, markup, and proposed customer amount. Real billing still requires commercial activation and downstream reconciliation.

Default commercial controls
Policy ledger
Customer currency
GBP, EUR, CAD, or AUD
Rate policy
UTC calendar-month FX lock
Margin control
Buffer + markup + minimum
Billing output
Metronome event preview
Treasury rail
USD account or approved stablecoin
Customer exposure
Fiat only

Make your first protected price book.

Approved pilots start with sandbox modelling; live FX and billing remain separately gated.

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