$5
, 50 seats for 10$
, etc.
To charge customers using a this pricing model, select the “Package” option from the pricing model drop-down menu.
Enter the charge amount in each of the allowed billing period in US Dollars. Defining prices in other currencies can be done later by leveraging Stigg’s price localization capabilities.
Enter the number of units that will be included in each block.
Under the “Usage reset” section you can optionally define whether to reset measured usage at the end of the billing period or a subset of it.
Click “Add” to add the charge.
$20
)+ (5 units x $15
) + (10 units x 10$
) = $275
.
To charge customers using this pricing model, select the “Tiered” option from the pricing model drop-down menu.
Add the number of tiers that you’d like to use when charging customers.
In each tier specify the tier range and the unit price in US Dollars. Defining prices in other currencies can be done later by leveraging Stigg’s price localization capabilities.
You may also set a flat fee for each tier that will be added to the per-unit price for each tier. Per the example above, the customer will be charged ($10
+(5 units x $20
))+ ($8
+(5 units x $15
)) + ($5
+(10 units x 10$
)) = $298
.
When multiple billing periods are allowed, enter the tier price in the rest of the billing periods. Use the tabs above the table to toggle between the prices of the different billing periods. Currently the unit quantity of tiers in both billing periods must be the same - updating it in one billing period will affect the other billing period.
Under the “Usage reset” section you can optionally define whether to reset measured usage at the end of the billing period or a subset of it.
Click “Add” to add the charge.
10$
= $200
.
To charge customers using this pricing model, select the “Volume discount per unit” option from the pricing model drop-down menu.
Add the number of tiers that you’d like to use when charging customers.
In each tier specify the tier range and the unit price in US Dollars. Defining prices in other currencies can be done later by leveraging Stigg’s price localization capabilities.
You may also set a flat fee for each tier that will be added to the per-unit price for each tier. Per the example above, the customer will be charged $5
+(20 units x 10$
)=$205
.
When multiple billing periods are allowed, enter the tier price in the rest of the billing periods. Use the tabs above the table to toggle between the prices of the different billing periods. Currently the unit quantity of tiers in both billing periods must be the same - updating it in one billing period will affect the other billing period.
Under the “Usage reset” section you can optionally define whether to reset measured usage at the end of the billing period or a subset of it.
Click “Add” to add the charge.
$200
.
To charge customers using this pricing model, select the “Volume discount per bulk of units” option from the pricing model drop-down.
Add the number of tiers that you’d like to use when charging customers.
In each tier specify the tier range and the total tier price in US Dollars. Defining prices in other currencies can be done later by leveraging Stigg’s price localization capabilities.
When multiple billing periods are allowed, enter the tier price in the rest of the billing periods. Use the tabs above the table to toggle between the prices of the different billing periods. Currently the unit quantity of tiers in both billing periods must be the same - updating it in one billing period will affect the other billing period.
Under the “Usage reset” section you can optionally define whether to reset measured usage at the end of the billing period or a subset of it.
Click “Add” to add the charge.
$0.0027
USD. Defining prices in other currencies can be done later by leveraging Stigg’s price localization capabilities.
Under the “Usage reset” section you can optionally define whether to reset measured usage at the end of the billing or not.
Click “Add” to add the charge.
$0.0027
USD. Defining prices in other currencies can be done later by leveraging Stigg’s price localization capabilities.
Under the “Usage reset” section you can optionally define whether to reset measured usage at the end of the billing or not.
Click “Add” to add the charge.
$20
)+ (5 units x $15
) + (10 units x 10$
) = $275
.
To charge customers using this pricing model, select the “Tiered” option from the pricing model drop-down menu.
Add the number of tiers that you’d like to use when charging customers.
In each tier specify the tier range and the unit price in US Dollars. Defining prices in other currencies can be done later by leveraging Stigg’s price localization capabilities.
When multiple billing periods are allowed, enter the tier price in the rest of the billing periods. Use the tabs above the table to toggle between the prices of the different billing periods. Currently the unit quantity of tiers in both billing periods must be the same - updating it in one billing period will affect the other billing period.
Under the “Usage reset” section you can optionally define whether to reset measured usage at the end of the billing period or a subset of it.
Click “Add” to add the charge.
10$
= $200
.
To charge customers using this pricing model, select the “Volume discount per unit” option from the pricing model drop-down menu.
Add the number of tiers that you’d like to use when charging customers.
In each tier specify the tier range and the unit price in US Dollars. Defining prices in other currencies can be done later by leveraging Stigg’s price localization capabilities.
When multiple billing periods are allowed, enter the tier price in the rest of the billing periods. Use the tabs above the table to toggle between the prices of the different billing periods. Currently the unit quantity of tiers in both billing periods must be the same - updating it in one billing period will affect the other billing period.
Under the “Usage reset” section you can optionally define whether to reset measured usage at the end of the billing period or a subset of it.
Click “Add” to add the charge.
$30
worth of credits.
Cost-based trials are can be useful for plans with pay-as-you-go pricing. When customers reach the defined cost, additional access to features that are defined as pay-as-you-go charges will be denied.
$30
worth of credits for 3 months.
Hard limits | Soft limits | |
---|---|---|
Customers can exceed the defined limit | ❌ | ✅ |
Useful for | 1. Enforcing access in free plans.2. Driving conversions, upsells and expansions. | 1. In enterprise plans, to prevent disruptions to customers’ business - excessive usage is commonly leveraged for discussions with sales, CS and account executives about expansion and increased commitment. 2. When implementing an automatic smart upgrade flow to a higher tier based on customer usage instead of charging for overage - upgrades help increase recurring revenue, where overage charges are less predictable.3. During the initial integration with Stigg - companies that already have soft limits defined today and want to gradually rollout the integration with Stigg, can do so while activating enforcement at a later stage without any additional code changes. |
Soft limit
Advanced usage reset configuration
Variable entitlements
unarchivePlan
mutation of Stigg’s GraphQL API.