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Subscribe Pro

“Can a specialist subscription-billing engine remain indispensable to enterprise B2C brands on Magento/SFCC as those platforms build native subscription features?”

Founded2014
HQBaltimore, Maryland, USA
FoundersGarth Brantley
IndustryVertical SaaS / Subscription Commerce
The story

Founded 2014 out of an e-commerce agency to solve the recurring-order problem for B2C brands on Magento. Positioned as a subscription-billing engine that plugs into merchant-of-record e-commerce platforms (Adobe Commerce, Salesforce Commerce Cloud) rather than a standalone payments/BaaS play. Remains bootstrapped, Baltimore-based, and deliberately narrow — the embedded finance surface is limited to card tokenization and orchestration to third-party gateways.

Last 12 months
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Product timeline
2014
Subscribe Pro founded by Garth Brantley in Baltimore, spun out of an e-commerce agency to help brands power auto-ship and recurring order programs.· launch
2014
Launches native subscription commerce integrations for Magento (later Adobe Commerce) and Salesforce Commerce Cloud B2C.· product
The stack
1 layer disclosed in Subscribe Pro’s embedded-finance stack
Payments / PSP
Authorize.NetBraintreeCyberSourceFirst Data
Accounting gap: none

Subscribe Pro — frequently asked

Who is Subscribe Pro's payment processor?

Subscribe Pro processes payments through Authorize.Net, Braintree, CyberSource and First Data.

Who founded Subscribe Pro?

Subscribe Pro was founded by Garth Brantley and is founded in 2014, headquartered in Baltimore, Maryland, USA.

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