Each plan has specific pricing options and access periods allowed to be sold. They are named

Subscriptions in Wallkit.

To create a pricing option, you must make a plan first. You can create multiple pricing options

for the same plan.

The plan has two subscriptions in the example below — monthly and annual.

To add new pricing option — click the Add in the pricing box.

You will see the following pop-up window where you can enter data for a new subscription for

this particular plan.

Important fields here:

• Title
• Price — enter the pricing option and select the currency.
• Period — access period. The most common options are monthly, quarterly and annual. Wallkit allows selection from 1 week to 100 years.
• Pay attention to the configuration of the Trial period.
• Non-public pricing option will not be displayed during the standard signup process and is meant to be accessed using a unique invitation link or granted manually by the dashboard administrator.

Using trial periods

The trial period is when the user tests the subscription before deciding whether to continue using it. After this period, the user must pay a total price for further use.

It's important to note that the trial option is only available to users who have never used it before and can only be used once.

By utilizing flexible settings, you can establish various conditions and determine the number of iterations for the trial period.

For instance, if you wish to set up a payment plan where the first two months cost $3 and the subsequent months cost $20, the setup would follow this format:

The next step is to define access rules for this specific plan.