[SOLVED] Ladder plans
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13 years 4 months ago #147977
by mojoos
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Hi,
I'd like to explain the subscription plans we are currently using that I want to adopt to CS Subs 1.1
It discusses different levels or ladders of each plan, as they upgrade to the highest plan, with their corresponding prices.
Diff price schemes for first time (join), upgrade, and for renewing.
Here is my use case:
Essential Level:
Joining AUD 95
Renewal AUD 35
Upgrade to Full Membership AUD 190
Intermediate Level:
Joining AUD 190
Renewal AUD 35
Upgrade from Essential level AUD 95
Advanced Level (only available to Intermediate members):
Upgrade from Intermediate level AUD 95
Renewal AUD 35
Full Membership:
Joining AUD 230
Renewal AUD 35
I appreciate any inputs on how to approach this.
As I am having trouble in dealing with the Advanced plan. And how I can adjust the price schemes considering, to my knowledge, there is only the first payment price and the regular price.
Cheers!
Post edited by: krileon, at: 2010/12/13 16:38
I'd like to explain the subscription plans we are currently using that I want to adopt to CS Subs 1.1
It discusses different levels or ladders of each plan, as they upgrade to the highest plan, with their corresponding prices.
Diff price schemes for first time (join), upgrade, and for renewing.
Here is my use case:
Essential Level:
Joining AUD 95
Renewal AUD 35
Upgrade to Full Membership AUD 190
Intermediate Level:
Joining AUD 190
Renewal AUD 35
Upgrade from Essential level AUD 95
Advanced Level (only available to Intermediate members):
Upgrade from Intermediate level AUD 95
Renewal AUD 35
Full Membership:
Joining AUD 230
Renewal AUD 35
I appreciate any inputs on how to approach this.
As I am having trouble in dealing with the Advanced plan. And how I can adjust the price schemes considering, to my knowledge, there is only the first payment price and the regular price.
Cheers!
Post edited by: krileon, at: 2010/12/13 16:38
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13 years 4 months ago #148031
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Replied by krileon on topic Re:Ladder plans
CBSubs does not offer a "ladder" or "tiered" feature. We've plans to allow a feature of "showing/hiding" plan selections based off subscription, but not until a later release.
Best approach you can do is use the price of the plan to tier it. All your plans would need to be child plans, exclusive, and allow upgrade. However not matter what is configured users could easily skip from say Essential to Advanced.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Post edited by: krileon, at: 2010/12/13 16:38
Best approach you can do is use the price of the plan to tier it. All your plans would need to be child plans, exclusive, and allow upgrade. However not matter what is configured users could easily skip from say Essential to Advanced.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Post edited by: krileon, at: 2010/12/13 16:38
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13 years 4 months ago #148316
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Replied by mojoos on topic Re:Ladder plans
Thanks for this! We'll probably work around a diff plan to accommodate the essential to advanced upgrade.
Cheers!
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