Find the money you're already owed.
Your revenue is growing faster than your finance stack can meter it — so 2–10% of what you've earned quietly slips through the gaps between contracts, usage, and billing. Levee finds every dollar, and files the recovery.
How much are you owed?
Pick your revenue band and pricing model to see an illustrative range — then book a free scan for your real number.
Illustrative estimate only. Leak-rate ranges: 3–5% of ARR for subscription SaaS (MGI Research, 2024); 4–9% for usage-based and AI-native billing (MGI Research & industry benchmarks, 2024). Your real figure is computed from your own connected systems, not from these averages.
Watch one dollar come back.
Here's how Levee turns a silent gap into recovered cash — the same loop, running continuously across every contract you have. Figures below are illustrative.
The customer stays. The revenue quietly disappears.
Unlike churn, leakage is invisible — earned money that was never billed or collected, hidden in the gaps between your systems. The faster you grow and reprice, the more slips through.
Two lanes, one leak.
The pain is sharpest at AI-native companies — but the same connectors, leak types and self-funding pitch land just as well with high-growth vertical SaaS.
- Token overage metered but never rated to invoice
- Prepaid credits drained by agent runs, never debited
- Every reprice orphans escalators and minimums
- Overages, minimums and true-ups that slip the invoice
- Renewal uplifts and CPI escalators never applied
- Embedded-payment revenue that goes unreconciled
Read-only, always.
Your revenue data, usage patterns and contract terms are among your most sensitive assets. Levee is engineered so they never leave your control.
Your billing tool runs the invoice. We check it.
Billing platforms execute what they're configured to do. When the config is wrong, they leak confidently. Levee is the independent layer that reconciles what should have been billed against what was.
- A once-a-year snapshot, then it's stale
- Trusts the billing system it's part of
- Watches one meter — misses cross-system drift
- Hands you a report; you chase recovery
- Never learns — same blind spots after every reprice
- Runs continuously — catches leaks as they happen
- Independent of billing — verifies, doesn't just execute
- Joins usage + billing + contract + GL in one graph
- Files the recovery for approval, dollar-valued and evidenced
- Compounds — every recovery sharpens the benchmark
Every figure is computed, then explained.
How a revenue figure is produced determines whether you can defend it months later. Here is how Levee is built — each point is checkable, not a claim.
A language model parses documents and produces or estimates the figure, so the number and the model sit close together — harder to reproduce exactly, and harder to trace to a specific source record.
Deterministic code produces the number; the model is fenced off from the arithmetic and used only to explain it. The figure exists, and stays auditable, with or without the model.
Land on the leak. Grow into the CFO's OS.
Once Levee is connected to your usage, billing, contracts and GL, the same graph extends across the enterprise — one connector at a time.
What CFOs ask first.
Doesn’t our billing platform already handle this?+
What does it cost?+
We’re not an AI company — we’re vertical SaaS. Is this for us?+
How fast until we see recoverable dollars?+
Is it safe to connect our financial systems?+
See what you're already owed.
Book a free scan. In days, see every recoverable dollar hiding in the gaps — read-only, before you pay anything.