Pricing and plans

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We want to have access to provide within the plans to members both monthly and yearly payment options per plan. That would be awesome

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That’s possible. Create a plan for yearly payment and another plan for monthly payment

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Thanks but that is ridiculous as an option when comes to posting the Memberships for marketing that will require so many options showing to the customer. It should be all under one plan as an option to the customer. Think about the widgets and membership pages…

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Hi Anthony

The simplest option at the moment is something like in the Video below. The customer can choose between Yearly and monthly payments. This layout is the standard for any SaaS / online service. Hope it helps :slight_smile:

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Where are the instructions for that. That looks nice and thank you for the reply.

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Hi Anthony

So the setup for that looks as follows:

  1. Create the Pricing Plans (i.e 3 Yearly & 3 Monthly) Yearly and monthly plans should have the same features.

  2. Create a completely new Page for displaying the pricing plans widget (don’t use the standard page, since this leads to bugs).

  3. Add a “Tabs” Element and design it to your choosing (it should have tabs called “Monthly” and “Yearly”.

  4. Add two multi-pricing plans widgets. For each of the widgets, choose either all yearly plans or all monthly plans you created earlier. Then you should have to widgets with either the monthly plans and the yearly plans.

  5. Drag the widgets into the according tab of the “Tabs” Element.

There you go, the user can then switch between the billing cycle.

→ If you’d wan’t to offer a small incentive for purchasing the yearly plan, you should price these a little lower than the monthly plans. (i.e. not 20$ * 12, but 20$ * 10)

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NIce idea and thank you for the instructions I am going to try that

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Tough thing for me at the moment I have 2 different User types Im running plans for. Im working on organizing how to approach effectively. I.e 1 User is the general user 2. User is more of the Technical users requiring the SaaS side. Each has about 4-5 different Tier options. Quite a bit huh lol.

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Yeah, I get that. I’d recommend making two separate pages. One for general user and one for Technical Users. Then on each page add the Tabs.

Once it’s setup, you practically don’t have to do anything.

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Thats a good framework idea also thank you again. Im going to try that.