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Hi, can you add more details here of your business use case and how you envision this?
I possess a variety of subscription plans, including monthly, biannual, and annual options. My client requests the development of a function that enables the payment of biannual and annual subscriptions in installments, rather than requiring full payment upfront
Not the way you explain it, no. You can't create a monthly subscriptions, and then charge weekly. However, some work around I could think of would be to leverage Subscription Schedules: https://docs.stripe.com/billing/subscriptions/subscription-schedules/use-cases#installment-plans or, change the Price structure so instead of a monthly, biannual, or annual options, you break it down even further.
The installments would be monthly
ok let me see
Yes, it is something like this
Great, let me know if you have further quesitons on this.
Yes 1 sec because my pc just turned off
Sure!
I have a product priced at $100/year. For example, it's an annual plan. I want an option to pay this amount over 5 months, at $20 per month. After the payment is complete, one year from the start date, I should receive a billing notification via email to select the payment method again.
Is it possible in subscriptions? I much more imagine this scenario in a not recurrent price
But that’s what the client wanted, so