We provide a list of plan / subscription / basket / payment substitutions generally in every single integration tab. So for CBSubs > Fields scroll to the bottom of the Integrations > CB Fields tab and you'll find a list of what is available. [TOTAL_PRICE] for example would be the total amount paid (basket total). [PLAN_PRICE] is the same price the user would see and if you want the actual numeric rate you'd use [PLAN_RATE] or [PLAN_FIRST_RATE] for example.
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I've used that to insert in a field cb_feepaid and then display that value in their custom profile, but it doesn't show a value just the text or just 0.00.
That's because the plan price is determined by options selected. That substitution won't pull in their active subscription and calculate the price. It's just pulling the flat price of the plan itself, which if the base price is 0 then it will show 0.
This shows the shortcode
[TOTAL_PRICE]
That's because you can't use that in a field. You need to push it to a field. So create a text field then use CBSubs Fields in your plan to push the price they paid into it.
Is there a reason you need the price in a field? Generally I recommend just leaving that to display in their subscription tab. I'll review improving the [cbsubs:subscriptions /] substitution so you'll be able to do this though as that'd be the appropriate substitution for pulling in subscription price.
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