Sell everything, everywhere.
Subscriptions, day passes, PDFs, cookbooks, events and gifts — sold at your paywall, in your shop, through self-service, your call centre, agents and API. One catalog behind all of it. Trusted by the world's leading publishers. No code, fast to launch.
Sell on every surface.
The last of the independent presses
For thirty years the print run never missed a Friday. Then the town's last press changed hands, and the people who set the type had to decide what came next…
What they built instead is a lesson in why readers still pay for the work — and who that money is really for. It began, as these things do, with a letter to subscribers.
The presses had run since 1974. By the time the lease came up the numbers no longer worked — but the readers, it turned out, still did.
This is the full story, in their words, over one long winter in a town that refused to lose its paper.
Illustrative flows. Your live shop runs on your own catalog, prices and brand.
One catalog. Every channel.
Set up an offer once. Sell it on your site, at the paywall, in your shop, through your call centre, through partners, and now through agents. Same price rules, same entitlements, same reporting.
Paywall
Turn the paywall moment into a sale. Your meter fires; Limio renders the offer right there, inline in the article. GEDI serves personalised paywall offers across 11 brands, La Repubblica and La Stampa among them.
Shop
A subscription shop your marketing team runs. Offers side by side, campaign pages, promo codes, launched in clicks rather than tickets. CH Media runs 18 Aboshops from one catalogue.
Self-service
Readers upgrade, pause and manage themselves, with the right upsell at the right moment. The Globe and Mail moved its subscriber self-service off legacy SAP in 10 months.
Customer service
Your service team sees the same offers in Salesforce. A saver deal, a win-back, an upgrade, applied on the call and synced to billing. CH Media sells through the site, sales and customer service on one platform.
Agents
Meet the Selling AgentNew. An AI agent that helps readers pick the right subscription and checks them out, built on the same catalog.
API & headless
Sell through partners and resellers at volume. Push orders over the API and they land like any other order, synced to billing and CRM. Mediafin's orders land in Salesforce through its existing Zuora integration, 97% of them provisioned automatically.
Sell more than the subscription.
Advertising is volatile and subscriptions plateau, and the publishers growing fastest sell everything their brand can carry. Retail platforms don't understand entitlements, renewals or reader accounts. Limio was built for publishers: recurring first, everything else beside it.
Subscriptions
Digital, print, and digital + print bundles. Trials, introductory offers, usage-based and hybrid recurring models. Mediafin sells print and digital across de Tijd, L'Echo, L'investisseur and De Belegger, in French and Flemish.
One-off purchases
PDFs, cookbooks and merchandise, event tickets, courses. Sell one-time products right beside your subscriptions, same catalog, same checkout. Ippen sells more than 800 PDF offers from a single storefront, with filtering and sorting.
Diversified models
Gifting, student and corporate rates, multi-licence B2B deals, partner bundles. Each audience gets its own tailored buying experience. The Globe and Mail added courses and events through the Globe and Mail Leadership Institute, and Mediafin builds tailored B2B checkouts that collect company data.
Publish offers like you publish stories.
New offer, price change, campaign page, and your team ships it the same day, on real reader data, without an engineering ticket.
Launch in clicks, not code
Mediafin runs its whole subscription funnel, 17 campaigns across 4 domains and 2 languages, with a team of four. Its back to school campaign went live in a few days.
Iterate like a growth team
CH Media's marketers create offers independently and experiment across 18 Aboshops without waiting on engineering. GEDI went from one brand live to 11.
Extend it your way, even by vibe coding
When you want custom, Limio's SDK and MCP server let your developers, or your AI tools, build components against your live catalog. Ippen's engineers build their own checkout components on the Limio SDK.
Plugs into the stack you already run.
Limio sits on top of your billing and CRM — it doesn't replace them. Offers, orders and subscriptions sync in real time, with no middleware. Connects to Zuora, Stripe Billing and Salesforce.
Compliant by design.
Subscription regulation is tightening on both sides of the Atlantic. Limio's flows are built for it.
Cancellation & auto-renewal
UK DMCCA, US ROSCA and state click-to-cancel laws all demand clear consent and easy cancellation. Limio's cancel and save flows keep you compliant with local regulations while maximising retention. The Globe and Mail uses them to meet Canada's provincial auto-renewal rules.
Accessible by default
Sell to every reader. Limio experiences are built to be accessible by default, increasingly a legal requirement for EU commerce under the European Accessibility Act. Components your own developers build on the Limio SDK inherit the same defaults, as Ippen's engineers do across their brands.
Consent-ready checkout
Clear pricing and terms display, configurable per market, so legal signs off once and your team ships freely after.
“Limio's low code approach will complement our existing subscription management and commerce capabilities for current and future digital media products.”
Susan Kelly, VP, Information Technology at The Globe and Mail
Don't take our word for it.
Hear it from the publishers already selling everywhere.
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18 online shops selling B2C and B2B, through the site, sales and customer service, with marketers building offers themselves.
17 campaigns, 4 domains, 2 languages and a subscription team of four, with 97% of orders auto-provisioned into Salesforce and Zuora.
Canada's foremost news brand moved off legacy SAP to a modern stack in 10 months, opening new revenue like events and courses, and giving its developers room to build.
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80+ titles, from subscriptions to a storefront of more than 800 PDF offers, with engineers building their own components on the Limio SDK.
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GEDI launched its first brand in under three months, then scaled to 11 across La Repubblica and La Stampa, with personalised paywall offers and express checkout.
“It was imperative that Mediafin attain self-sufficiency post-launch, empowering us to introduce new subscriber commerce experiences without the need for coding.”
Ulli De Leener, Mediafin
Sell everywhere. Start in one place.
See your own offers running at the paywall, in a shop, in Salesforce and over the API — in a demo, on your catalog.
