Subscriptions, for Repeating Costs

If you have a business which charges ongoing or recurring prices, you have a great business!

Subscription prices can be helpful if, for example, you’re quoting a $50 amount every month. Displaying a total of $50 per month, for 24 months, would be more desirable to present to the customer as it's easier to digest, and it’s a smaller amount – rather than presenting a larger total amount of $1200 across the entire term.

One-off (fixed) prices can also be presented along with Subscription prices on a single Quote. Multiple totals will be displayed automatically depending on what Subscription frequencies and terms have been entered.

How to apply a Subscription:

  1. Editing a Price Item, select 'Subscription – Repeating Cost' (hit the icon with three dots).
  2. Choose Week, Month or Year. Optionally change the 'Per' value (default is '1').
  3. Optionally add a 'For' duration. Use this if the pricing is based on a specific length of time.

You'll see an additional total display for your Subscription pricing.

Example 1:

A simple quarterly Subscription

CUSTOMER VIEW:
Customer view of a simple quarterly Subscription

EDIT SCREEN:
Edit screen of a simple quarterly Subscription

Example 2:

Subscription with a term length

CUSTOMER VIEW:
Customer view of a Subscription with a term length

EDIT SCREEN:
Edit screen of a Subscription with a term length

Example 3:

One-off fixed cost, with a Subscription

CUSTOMER VIEW:
Customer view of a one-off fixed cost, with a Subscription

EDIT SCREEN:
Edit screen of a one-off fixed cost, with a Subscription

Example 4:

Multiple Subscriptions with varying terms

CUSTOMER VIEW:
Customer view of Multiple Subscriptions with varying terms

EDIT SCREEN:
Edit screen of Multiple Subscriptions with varying terms

Example 5:

All costs up front (no Subscriptions, with a single total)

This example has one-off costs combined with on-going costs to show a single grand total. Using Text Items (to act as Headings) and Subtotals to separate the two types of costs.

CUSTOMER VIEW:
Customer view of all costs up front (no Subscriptions, with a single total)

EDIT SCREEN:
Edit screen of Multiple Subscriptions with varying terms

Demo Quotes

Here are some example Quotes with Subscriptions, which illustrate how fitting they are in particular industries: