Pricing models
Definition
Key benefits
Pricing models
A set price charged on a recurring schedule — the simplest and most common pricing model for subscriptions.
Automatically increases or decreases price at defined intervals — ideal for introductory rates or graduated commitments.
A single charge that doesn't recur — used for setup fees, one-off purchases, or standalone products.
Charges customers based on measured consumption — units, API calls, seats, or any trackable metric.
Applies different rates based on quantity thresholds — supports tiered, stairstep, and volume discount structures.
Multiplies a unit price by the number of seats, licenses, or items a customer subscribes to.
Combines multiple pricing models on a single plan — for example, a fixed base fee plus usage-based overage charges.
Lets customers purchase credit upfront that is drawn down as they use your product or services.
Configure pricing in over 140 currencies to charge customers in their local currency.
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