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Think about why you want different plans. Maybe you're better off with just one plan. Then customers don't have to worry they might get the wrong plan. Instead
by orkoden 12y ago
Think about why you want different plans. Maybe you're better off with just one plan. Then customers don't have to worry they might get the wrong plan. Instead of having plans you could also charge by module and just give a discount on more modules. "Pay for three, get one free".
Confusing and complicated payment options can hinder sales. You can also start with one and then add more later depending on what customers need.
At the moment you're artificially differentiating your plans by the possible rest times. But that's your main feature. Don't restrict that at all. It's what makes your product interesting.
- cx42net 12y agoI initially thought about charging by modules, it was even the main argument at first. But this was not adequate because 1. Wordpress theme sellers doesn't care about modules 2. This would require a deep change in the code's plateforms (Wordpress, Prestashop) which is not best suited (this may introduce bugs). As you said, differentiating the plans with the reset time is a good option. Heck, I even had an hard time thinking what frequency was the best! Not too short (the instance would become impossible to use) and not too long :)