[SOLVED] Same plan, different price and duration

Is it possible to create a plan once, and have the possibility to offer it with different durations/prices? E.g. 3 months: 10 usd, 12 months: 100 usd.

I would prefer not to create a copy of the first plan changing the duration/price, because if the plan has changes, I have to control them in all the copies of the plan.

Regards

No, dynamic price and duration is not supported. The only way to have dynamic price is to try to use Promotions to increase or decrease the price. Duration can not be changed dynamically by anything.

Thank you krileon.

And, do you recommend to put one as the child of the other? The yearly plan as child of the three month plan? Or is better to have them as two plans not related to each other?

And, do you recommend to put one as the child of the other? The yearly plan as child of the three month plan? Or is better to have them as two plans not related to each other?

I suggest the below setup.

Parent (non-exclusive, free, lifetime, protects nothing)
- Child 1 (exclusive, 1 month, $$, protects whatever you like)
- Child 2 (copy of child 1 with 3 month duration and price change)
- Child 3 (copy of child 1 with 6 month duration and price change)
- Child 4 (copy of child 1 with 1 year duration and price change)

If I have many plans with the same problem (different prices and durations), all of them should be children of the same parent? Or do you recommend to create one parent for each different group of plans?

These plan are courses. So, each course should have a parent and its childs? If so, what would be the difference between each parent?

Regards

If I have many plans with the same problem (different prices and durations), all of them should be children of the same parent?

They don't have to be.

Or do you recommend to create one parent for each different group of plans?

This is normally the best way to go as you can hide child plans until the parent is selected. Keeps it a bit better organized.

So, each course should have a parent and its childs?

Probably, as it's your install you need to decide if the usage fits your design. Using parents is completely optional.

If so, what would be the difference between each parent?

Nothing except name, description, and what plans are set to be their child plans.