Setup fixed pricing plan
Fermion lets you add and manage multiple pricing plans for your digital products. You can setup a fixed pricing plan, which requires a one-time payment from the students, or you can setup a partial payment plan for your students which works like a custom-EMI plan.
In this documentation we will learn how you can setup a fixed pricing plan for your courses or products.
::: warning 📝 You can use the same flow to setup pricing for other products (course bundles, ebooks etc). For simplicity, this documentation covers the setup flow for a course. :::
courses
tabFrom your dashboard, head over to the courses tab
.
::: warning 💡 If you are setting the price for course bundles, ebooks or other digital products, head over to their respective tabs. :::
From the courses page, select the course for which you are setting the fixed pricing plan.
pricing
tabSelect the pricing tab from your landing page manager.
fixed plan
Click on the fixed plan
option on the screen and it will expand showcasing you multiple options. Make sure that the plan is in draft
state unless and until you want to publish it.
Draft state means that your plan would not be visible to users. You can use this state to edit and setup your plan.
Unlisted state means that the plan would be functional but not visible on landing pages. You can use it to open checkout through API endpoint.
Published state means the plan would be functional and visible to users. Users will be able to purchase access to your product with this plan.
Click on Select a currency
option to add a currency and set the amount on the left input field. Click on Add currency
to add the currency and the amount.
Finally click on Save changes
to save the currency you just added. In case you need to delete it, click on delete pricing plan
.
Fermion lets you sell your products in 180+ countries. You can add as many currencies as you need.
Click on “Add another currency” and repeat the same step as above.
::: warning 💡 You can setup “default prices”. For example checking on this option will make it the “default price” and all the unsupported countries will fall back to this price.
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