• Resolved jkhan6000

    (@jkhan6000)


    Hello, I’m trying to set up a membership where the user pays an initial fee of $67 and then 1 additional charge of $6.50, five weeks later. I’m using 2Checkout as the payments processor.

    Everything’s set up correctly inside PMPro but when I click the “Pay with 2Checkout” button, the order review section of the hosted 2CO checkout page looks like this:

    Item:”product name” | Price:$6.50 | Qty:1 | Subtotal:$6.50

    Item:”Start up fee: product name” | Price:$60.50 | Qty: | Subtotal:$60.50

    Current total = $67

    As you can see the “initial price” is reduced so that the “total” would be equal to what the initial price should be anyway. (I hope you’re not confused)

    …I’m just wondering if the additional fee will still be charged the way it was configured to in PMPro regardless of what it looks like on the 2CO checkout page?

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  • Thread Starter jkhan6000

    (@jkhan6000)

    Can I get a response to this? I can reword my question if it wasn’t clear. It’s a simple problem that I just need a yes or no answer to?

    Do the “initial payments now” + “addition charges later” feature work with 2Checkout?

    If not, this will affect my pricing strategy.

    Thank you

    Hey there,

    Could you explain in detail the payment settings of your membership level?
    2Checkout does things a little bit differently than PMPro which is why it might look a little bit weird on their end. You can read more about handling recurring payments within 2 Checkout here: https://help.2checkout.com/articles/How_to/How-to-Sell-Recurring-Products-with-2Checkout/

    However, according to their documentation, it does sound like you have everything set up correctly to do what you want.

    If you need to add a one time charge for a recurring product you can set a start-up fee, which will be added to your products price on the first billing only. This start up fee will only be charged at the initial purchase. Setting a $10 start up fee would allow you to bill your customer, for example, monthly for $20, but charge the customer $30 the first billing.

    You may also use a negative start up fee to lower, but not eliminate, the initial charge. Setting a -$10 start up fee would allow you to bill your customer, for example, monthly for $20, but charge the customer $10 the first billing.

    Hope that helps!

    Thanks,
    Jess

    Marking this as resolved.

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