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How to change the billing cycles & frequency on an existing subscription?

How to change the billing cycles & frequency on an existing subscription? 

Scope

How to change billing cycles on a current subscription?

How to change my plan at renewal?

How can I chage someones plan to a adifferent plan?

Summary

The billing cycles field is used to set the number of times a customer will be charged for the subscription. Here, you can specify a different value for the no. of billing cycles than the previously configured number in the plan. The value entered in the edit subscription page will override the value that was already configured during subscription creation.

To change the Subscription Billing frequency, you can update it from the Edit Subscription page, by clicking on the ellipsis on the right corner of the plan's name, and selecting Change frequency.

Note: To change a subscription frequency, you should configured the subscription's plan frequency. Refer to this link for PC 2.0, and this link for PC 1.0.

Solution

Change Billing Cycles

Navigate to Customer/Subscription details page > Action Panel > Edit Subscription. Enter the required no. of billing cycles and update the changes.

PC 2.0 - Change a subscription page

PC 1.0 - Change Subscription page

Change Billing Frequency

To change the Subscription Billing frequency, you can update it from the Edit Subscription page, by clicking on the ellipsis on the right corner of the plan's name, and selecting Change frequency.

Note: To change a subscription frequency, you should configured the subscription's plan frequency. Refer to this link for PC 2.0 to create multiple price points on the same plan, and this link for PC 1.0 to create different plans for different frequencies. 

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