Billing for multi-location accounts is bundled, not per-location. One Stripe subscription covers your whole business, and one invoice arrives each month regardless of how many shops you run.
01 One subscription, many locations
Your Stripe customer record sits at the business level — not at the location level. The single subscription covers every location under your business. Adding a new location doesn't create a new Stripe entity or a new invoice; it just uses one more slot under your existing plan's cap.
02 Why we do it this way
Two reasons:
- Simpler bookkeeping. One invoice per month is easier to file than three. Your accountant prefers it.
- Cleaner reporting. Growth and Pro pricing is structured around capacity, not seats. We don't care how the capacity is divided across your shops.
03 How invoices break it down
Each invoice shows one line: your plan and its monthly rate. The invoice doesn't break out per-location costs — there's no per-location pricing to break out. If your accountant wants per-location P&L splits, those live in nouz's P&L tab (per-location scoped) — not on the Stripe invoice.
04 Per-location P&L still exists
Per-location numbers live inside nouz — each location has its own P&L, Statistics, exports. The bundling is purely on the billing side. So if you want to know "which location is profitable", switch the location picker and look at the P&L for each shop separately. The Stripe invoice tells you what nouz cost; the per-location P&L tells you what each shop made.
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