Thank you so much it was fun to watch but I'm also intrested in understanding how the user can manage their payment and if they can cancel their payment 🤔
Hey! To manage payments and allow users to cancel payments with Stripe, integrate Stripe's Dashboard where users can view their payment history and manage subscriptions. You can also use plugins or custom code to provide users with options to cancel their subscriptions directly from your site. Make sure your setup includes these features for a smooth user experience. Feel free to drop your questions in the comments below.
hey there! Super interesting! I' d like to have a yearly subscription that ends every 31th of December regardless of your date of subscription. How could I do it?
Hey! To set up a yearly subscription that ends on December 31st, regardless of the subscription start date, you can use Stripe's prorated billing feature. You'll need to create a custom schedule in your payment gateway or subscription plugin that charges the full annual amount but prorates the first payment based on the start date. Then, set the renewal date for every January 1st. This way, all subscriptions will renew on the same day each year. Feel free to drop your questions in the comments below.
Hey! To handle inflation and increase subscriptions after one year, you can set up annual price adjustments in Stripe. Communicate the changes clearly to your customers in advance. Feel free to drop your questions in the comments!
Hey! If you're using PayPal and Stripe, you're already set with two of the most popular payment methods. Feel free to drop your questions in the comments below.
I want to create a product that gives the first month free but then charges the recurring plan on the first of each month for every customer. Is there a way to do that in the product set up without having to manually adjust each customer's plan?
Yes, you can achieve this by using a subscription plugin like WooCommerce Subscriptions. It allows you to set up a free trial for the first month and then automatically charges customers on the first of each month without needing to adjust each plan manually.
Hey! Yes, you can use Stripe recurring payments for monthly donations on a charity website by setting up recurring payment plans. Feel free to drop your questions in the comments below.
Is it necessary to create an invoice when I’m using just the link and sending it direct through text message what’s the difference and do I need to get their emails or can I just send a link through text message and they sign up no invoice needed?
Hey! When using a Stripe payment link, you don't need to create an invoice separately. The payment link itself can be sent directly through text, and customers can sign up without needing an invoice. Collecting their email is optional but useful for sending payment confirmations or future communications. Feel free to drop your questions in the comments below.
Hey! To add PayPal, you'll need to install the WooCommerce PayPal Payments plugin. Once installed, you can configure it to accept both one-time and recurring payments alongside Stripe. Feel free to drop your questions in the comments below!
Is it possible to have stripe obligate a 3 month plan which bills monthly? So the customer commits to a 3 month plan of monthly billing and then can cancel after but not during the 3 months?
Hey! Yes, it's possible to set up a 3-month commitment plan with monthly billing on Stripe. You can configure this by creating a subscription plan with a minimum term of 3 months. In Stripe, you can use a combination of trial periods and minimum commitment settings to ensure that customers are billed monthly but can't cancel until the 3-month period is over. After the 3 months, the subscription can continue on a month-to-month basis, and the customer can cancel anytime. Feel free to drop your questions in the comments below.
@@darrelwilson When creating a 3 month contract, I am able to select min term 3 monthly cycles, however the subscription then states that it ends on the 3rd cycle and I'm unable to understand how I can change this so that it continues as you state on a month to month rolling basis. What am I doing wrong? Thanks!
If I have 2 digital products, Standard & Premium, how can they move from Standard to Premium or Premium to Standard and not be double charged that month? Is there any configuration/watchout I need to take care of? Regards
Hey! To manage upgrades or downgrades between your Standard and Premium digital products without double charging, you can use Stripe's proration feature. This will ensure that when a customer switches plans, they’re only charged for the difference based on the time remaining in the billing cycle. Just make sure proration is enabled in your Stripe account settings. This way, customers are billed fairly and won't be double charged. Feel free to drop your questions in the comments below.
Hi Darrel, I need help setting up billing dates in Stripe. I want all customers charged on the 15th of each month, regardless of their checkout date. I’ve tested this with a subscription in a test customer account, but I'm unsure how to apply it to new customers. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Hey! To charge all customers on the 15th of each month regardless of their checkout date, you'll need to set a "billing anchor" in Stripe. This will ensure all subscriptions align with that specific date. You can configure this by using Stripe's API or through the Stripe Dashboard by setting the billing cycle anchor to the 15th during the subscription creation process. Feel free to drop your questions in the comments below.
Hey! Yes, when you set up a recurring product with Stripe and your customer enters their billing info, they will be automatically charged every month. If you have more questions, feel free to drop them in the comments below.
Hey! To allow your customers to unsubscribe from your services, you can set up a "Cancel Subscription" button in their account settings on your website. This button should be linked to Stripe's customer portal, where they can easily manage and cancel their subscriptions. Alternatively, you can handle cancellations manually by providing a contact form or email address for customers to request unsubscribing. Feel free to drop your questions in the comments below.
Hey! You're right-Patreon's fees can add up. With Stripe, you get more control and typically lower fees, especially for recurring payments, making it a better deal if you're looking to reduce costs. Feel free to drop your questions in the comments below!
Hey! Yes, if you set up a 12-month subscription using Stripe, your customer can cancel the subscription on their own. You can enable this feature by integrating Stripe with a subscription management plugin like WooCommerce Subscriptions, which provides a customer portal for managing their subscriptions. Feel free to drop your questions in the comments.
