Yes this does seem to be a popular choice. From a business standpoint, I like that the extra revenue flows in at the front end of the tier.
With this model, how will you do upgrades/downgrades? Would you prorate the portion of the month on the old plan + the prorated portion of the new plan? Then, continue charging on the new plan the following month?
I'm using Spreedly.com as my payment processor. They prorate and either credit or charge the account based on upgrade or downgrading. I've tried my own billing before it was a major pain in the ass.
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Yes this does seem to be a popular choice. From a business standpoint, I like that the extra revenue flows in at the front end of the tier.
With this model, how will you do upgrades/downgrades? Would you prorate the portion of the month on the old plan + the prorated portion of the new plan? Then, continue charging on the new plan the following month?
I'm using Spreedly.com as my payment processor. They prorate and either credit or charge the account based on upgrade or downgrading. I've tried my own billing before it was a major pain in the ass.