Companies offering recurring billing for Square users?

Yes. If you mean third-party companies that provide recurring/subscription billing while using Square as the payment processor, the options are more limited than with Stripe.

Options to consider

• Square Subscriptions — Square’s native option. It supports recurring weekly, monthly, biweekly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual billing, plus trials, pauses, payment-method updates, checkout links, and subscription management. There’s no monthly subscription-software fee from Square.Square+1
• Square Invoices — useful if you want recurring invoices rather than a traditional subscription-management platform. Square can automatically charge a card on file according to a recurring schedule.Square
• Custom software built on the Square API — companies can build their own recurring-billing application using Square's Subscriptions API. Square explicitly supports creating and managing subscriptions programmatically.Square+1
• Jotform — has built payment integrations using Square's Web Payments SDK and Subscriptions API, so it can be relevant if you're looking for a form/checkout-oriented solution rather than a pure billing platform.Square

One important distinction

A lot of well-known subscription platforms—Chargebee, Recurly, etc.—support recurring billing, but their documented payment-gateway integrations are primarily with providers such as Stripe, Braintree, Adyen, Authorize.Net, PayPal, etc., rather than Square. For example, Chargebee's current gateway list does not list Square.Chargebee

So if your requirement is specifically:

"Customer subscribes → third-party company manages recurring billing → money is ultimately processed through my existing Square account" I'd want to narrow the search to companies that actually process recurring transactions through Square, rather than merely companies that offer subscriptions.

If that's what you're looking for, I can compile a current list of 10–20 companies that integrate directly with Square for recurring billing, including pricing, API availability, and whether they support card-on-file, ACH, failed-payment retries, dunning, and customer self-service.

If you are looking for recurring billing solutions that integrate with or are built for Square, you have a mix of Square's native tools and robust third-party platform integrations available in the Square App Marketplace.

Here are the top options available for setting up recurring payments and subscriptions with Square:

• Square Subscriptions (Native) : Square’s own built-in feature Square Subscriptions allows you to set up recurring billing models for free. You can automate transactions weekly, monthly, quarterly, or annually, offer free trials, set flexible plan durations, and generate checkout links or QR codes for clients.squareup.com
• Square Invoices (Native Recurring) : If you prefer bill-style or service-based billing, native Square Recurring Invoices let you schedule recurring invoice series. You can toggle on automatic payments using a card on file so customers are safely charged on the due date of each cycle.squareup.com+1
• PayWhirl : A powerful third-party app available via the PayWhirl Square App Marketplace listing. It offers robust widget integrations, customer portal capabilities where clients can manage and edit their own subscriptions, and automatic failed payment management.squareup.com
• Subport : Designed specifically for membership programs, tiered subscriptions, and recurring services (great for local businesses like cafes, fitness, or medspas), Subport Subscription Management integrates tightly with Square to track usage and automate local or mobile orders.squareup.com

If you can share:

• Your industry or business type (e.g., e-commerce, fitness, professional services, B2B invoicing)
• Whether you need customer self-portal login features

I can recommend the most seamless setup for your workflow.

If you are looking for companies and third-party software that integrate directly with Square to handle recurring billing, subscriptions, or membership management, several verified options are available in the Square App Marketplace:

• Subport — A dedicated subscription and membership management platform built specifically for Square sellers. It lets you set up recurring services, tiered programs, or product subscriptions and seamlessly handles automated billing directly through Square without needing external checkouts.squareup.com
• PayWhirl — A robust recurring billing and subscription app that integrates cleanly with Square. It allows customers to save payment methods, sign up for recurring payment plans, and manage or customize their subscriptions via a self-service portal.squareup.com
• Billforward — A flexible recurring revenue platform that links directly with your Square account. It supports complex subscription billing scenarios (daily/weekly/monthly billing, free trials, volume-based usage) for both online and in-person registrations.squareup.com
• Subscriptions Cloud — An app designed to turn one-time buyers into recurring customers by letting them subscribe to physical or digital products on a regular daily, weekly, or monthly schedule alongside normal cart checkouts.squareup.com
• Built-in Option (Square Invoices) — Don't overlook Square's native tools: Square Invoices allows you to schedule automatic recurring payments (daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly) directly from your customer's card on file without needing an external third-party service.

If you can share what type of business you run (e.g., retail, SaaS, a gym/fitness studio, or professional services) and how many subscribers you expect to manage, I can help recommend the best-fit platform from this list.

If you mean companies/tools that help Square merchants set up recurring billing, subscriptions, memberships, or automated payments, here are the main options:

Company / Platform	How it works with Square	Best for
Square Subscriptions	Square’s built-in recurring billing and subscription management. Supports recurring plans, billing schedules, checkout links, and customer subscriptions.squareup.com	Small businesses wanting native Square functionality
Square Developer Platform	Developers can build custom subscription billing using Square’s Subscriptions API, including plans, variations, and customer enrollments.developer.squareup.com	Custom apps and SaaS businesses
Xero	Accounting platform that can connect with Square for financial workflows; some recurring billing needs may be handled through accounting processes or integrations.sourceforge.net	Businesses focused on accounting + payments
QuickBooks Online	Often paired with Square for bookkeeping and payment reconciliation; recurring invoicing can be managed in QuickBooks workflows.sourceforge.net	Service businesses already using QuickBooks
vCita	Client-management platform that integrates with Square payments for scheduling, client records, and payment workflows.squareup.com	Consultants, coaches, appointment-based businesses

A few categories to consider:

• Simple subscriptions (monthly memberships, recurring services): Square Subscriptions is usually the first option to evaluate.squareup.com
• Membership businesses (gyms, classes, clubs): Look for scheduling/membership software that connects to Square payments.
• SaaS or complex billing (usage-based pricing, upgrades, prorations): A custom Square API integration or a dedicated billing platform may be more appropriate.developer.squareup.com

If you mean third-party subscription management companies that process payments through Square specifically (rather than accounting or scheduling tools), I can narrow the list to those.

If you use Square and need automated, recurring billing for memberships, subscriptions, or regular client invoicing, you have a few native options and several specialized third-party app integrations available on the Square App Marketplace.

1. Built-in Native Option

• Square Invoices: Square has a built-in recurring profile feature directly inside Square Invoices . You can set up automatic charges on a daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly schedule using a card on file. It requires no external integration and is great for basic service-based recurring retainers or standard invoicing.

2. Specialized Third-Party App Integrations

For advanced subscription management, customer portals, product replenishment, or tiered membership programs, these dedicated third-party platforms integrate directly with Square:

• PayWhirl: Excellent for ecommerce and service businesses. PayWhirl integrates into your Square Online store to let customers buy subscriptions, save/manage payment methods, handle automatic payment retries for failed cards, and automatically push fulfillment orders into your Square dashboard.squareup.com+1
• Subport: Tailored heavily toward local brick-and-mortar or service businesses (like cafes, gyms, medspas, and cleaning services). Subport lets you build tiered memberships, credit-based or "unlimited" usage programs, and quick mobile ordering that links right back to your Square POS data.squareup.com+1
• Billforward: A robust, enterprise-grade recurring billing platform. Billforward supports complex billing configurations like usage-based billing, volume pricing, free trials, and custom multi-tiered subscriptions synced straight to your Square account.squareup.com
• Zoho Invoice: A strong accounting-adjacent tool. Zoho Invoice syncs with Square to streamline professional branded billing for both one-off and recurring customer transactions.squareup.com

If you tell me what type of business you run (e.g., retail products, a gym/studio, or professional services) and how you want customers to sign up , I can recommend which of these tools fits your workflow best.

If you want to set up recurring billing or subscription models that run directly through Square, you have a couple of solid native features as well as third-party integration options from the Square App Marketplace.

1. Built-In / Native Square Options

Before paying for an outside service, you can often handle recurring charges right inside the Square ecosystem:

• Square Subscriptions: A native tool built for managing predictable revenue streams, memberships, donations, or ongoing service plans. It allows you to automate weekly, monthly, quarterly, or annual billing, set up free trials, and generate checkout links or QR codes for customers to opt in.squareup.com+1
• Square Invoices (Auto-recurring with Card on File): You can create a recurring invoice series and toggle on "Allow Automatic Payments". This lets clients securely save a card on file and get charged automatically on a regular schedule without you manually chasing them.squareup.com+2

2. Third-Party Apps & Integrations

If you need advanced subscription mechanics (such as complex tiered pricing, specialized client portals, or niche industry workflows), several third-party applications integrate with Square:

• Submatic: Tailored specifically for handling memberships, recurring packages, and ongoing subscriptions for small businesses.
• Hiveage: Provides online invoicing and recurring billing features that sync seamlessly with your Square account for payment collection.
• InvoiceBerry / FreshBooks-style apps: Offer structured recurring billing profiles, client management, and automated payment reminders, though you will want to check specific gateway syncing for direct Square processing.squareup.com+1

If you let me know what type of business you run (e.g., a gym membership, software/digital service, or retainer-based consulting) and how complex your billing needs are , I can help you decide whether native Square tools or a dedicated third-party app is the right fit.

If you mean companies/software that let a business using Square accept recurring payments, there are two broad options:

• Square itself — Square Subscriptions supports weekly, biweekly, monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual recurring billing, including trials, pauses/resumes, payment-method updates, and subscription checkout links. It has no separate monthly subscription-management fee from Square.Square+2
• ChargeOver — a dedicated subscription/recurring-billing platform with automated invoices, saved-payment-method charging, payment recovery, and more sophisticated billing workflows. You'd want to verify the current Square integration/payment-flow support for your specific setup.ChargeOver+1
• Recurly — enterprise-grade subscription management with recurring billing, payment recovery, analytics, and flexible pricing models. However, it is primarily a subscription/payment platform rather than a straightforward "add recurring billing to an existing Square account" solution, so Square compatibility needs to be checked for your use case.Recurly+2

Important distinction: Square already has a native Subscriptions API, so if your goal is simply "I use Square for payments and want customers charged automatically every month," you may not need a third-party company at all.Square+1

If you're specifically looking for third-party companies that integrate with Square and add capabilities Square's native recurring billing doesn't have (dunning, failed-payment recovery, usage-based billing, customer portals, contracts, etc.), I can give you a 10–15 company comparison with pricing and Square integration status.

If you are looking to set up recurring billing, memberships, or subscription packages using your Square account, you can use Square's native tools or specialized third-party platforms from the Square App Marketplace.squareup.com+1

1. Native Square Solutions (Built-In)

• Square Subscriptions: Square offers its own native subscription management software directly through the ecosystem. It lets you set flexible plan durations, automated recurring invoicing, optional free trials, and custom checkout links/QR codes without needing an external app.squareup.com+1
• Square Invoices (Recurring Series): You can save a customer’s card or bank account on file via your Square Dashboard (Orders and Payments > Invoices ) and set up an automatic recurring billing schedule spanning daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly intervals.youtube.com

2. Third-Party Recurring Billing Apps (Integrations)

If you need advanced subscription logic, customer self-service portals, dunning management (failed payment retries), or deep e-commerce sync, several dedicated platforms integrate natively with Square:

• PayWhirl : A popular subscription and recurring billing app built specifically for Square and Square Online. It provides secure customer account portals so clients can manage their own billing details, swap plans, or update expired cards, plus automated failed payment retries.squareup.com+1
• SubscriptionFlow : An enterprise-grade recurring billing and subscription management platform that integrates with Square to handle complex subscription lifecycles, multi-method payment processing, and customized analytics/dashboards.subscriptionflow.com+1
• Zoho Invoice / : Zoho integrates with the payment gateway, enabling you to sync automated recurring invoicing workflows and payment tracking, though you will want to check if the specific Zoho app fits your mobile or in-person field workflow.

If you can share what type of business you run (e.g., retail, a gym/membership space, or B2B services) and how many subscribers you plan on starting with, I can recommend whether the native Square tool or a platform like PayWhirl is a better fit for your workflow.