In one-time pricing models, typically used in e-commerce businesses, one-time payments are made. In return, the purchased product can be used indefinitely until the end of the product life cycle. If the product or service is needed again, the customer returns and makes another one time purchase.
In the case of recurring payments, customers authorize the retailer to automatically debit sums of money from their accounts at regular intervals – a subscription. With such recurring payments, the subscription service continues until the customer revokes their permission or the subscription expires.
Learn more about the benefits of starting with subscriptions.
In one-time pricing models, typically used in e-commerce businesses, one-time payments are made. In return, the purchased product can be used indefinitely until the end of the product life cycle. If the product or service is needed again, the customer returns and makes another one time purchase.
In the case of recurring payments, customers authorize the retailer to automatically debit sums of money from their accounts at regular intervals – a subscription. With such recurring payments, the subscription service continues until the customer revokes their permission or the subscription expires.
Learn more about the benefits of starting with subscriptions.
In one-time pricing models, typically used in e-commerce businesses, one-time payments are made. In return, the purchased product can be used indefinitely until the end of the product life cycle. If the product or service is needed again, the customer returns and makes another one time purchase.
In the case of recurring payments, customers authorize the retailer to automatically debit sums of money from their accounts at regular intervals – a subscription. With such recurring payments, the subscription service continues until the customer revokes their permission or the subscription expires.
Learn more about the benefits of starting with subscriptions.
In one-time pricing models (pay-as-you-go principle), one-time payments are made. In return, the purchased product can be used indefinitely until the end of the product life cycle. If the product or service is needed again, the payment process must be restarted. In contrast, in the case of subscription payments, customers authorize the retailer to automatically debit sums of money from their accounts at regular intervals. With such recurring payments, the product can be used until the customer revokes their permission or the subscription expires.
In one-time pricing models, typically used in e-commerce businesses, one-time payments are made. In return, the purchased product can be used indefinitely until the end of the product life cycle. If the product or service is needed again, the customer returns and makes another one time purchase.
In the case of recurring payments, customers authorize the retailer to automatically debit sums of money from their accounts at regular intervals – a subscription. With such recurring payments, the subscription service continues until the customer revokes their permission or the subscription expires. Learn more about the benefits of starting with subscriptions.
In one-time pricing models, typically used in e-commerce businesses, one-time payments are made. In return, the purchased product can be used indefinitely until the end of the product life cycle. If the product or service is needed again, the customer returns and makes another one time purchase.
In the case of recurring payments, customers authorize the retailer to automatically debit sums of money from their accounts at regular intervals – a subscription. With such recurring payments, the subscription service continues until the customer revokes their permission or the subscription expires.
Learn more about the benefits of starting with subscriptions.
