Different pricing plans in saaslogic

The various plans available in saaslogic

saaslogic allows you to sell your subscriptions to your customers by mixing and matching a variety of pricing plans available from the saaslogic platform. On the surface level, these plans are categorised based on usage and non-usage and then they are further categorised into fixed, flat and tiered basis.

Let's explore the various pricing plans available for you.

Usage-based plans – These are plans that charges customers based on the quantity or extent of a service they consume or the features they use. This approach offers flexibility and cost-effectiveness for both businesses and customers.

Flat and Tiered are the two usage-based plans available by saaslogic. Let’s discuss them in detail.

Flat - This is a pricing strategy in which customers are charged a variable rate based on the quantity or volume of a product or service they use or consume. This kind of plan is favorable to customers as they need to pay only for what they consume unlike the flat non-usage-based plan where customers are charged a fixed amount unmindful of what they consume. Here the price is charged only for the specified quantity purchased according to the price defined for each billing frequency.

Tiered – Here, the cost of the subscription is structured into different tiers or levels, with each tier offering a specific set of features, resources, or usage limits.

Volume-based pricing – In this pricing plan customers can choose a resource for which different tiers are defined and the price for each of these tiers too can be set here. These tiers and prices can be defined for all the different and available billing frequencies. Thus, you can create tiers and prices for several resources and for each of the set billing frequencies. However, the per-unit price is dependent on the range within which the total quantity falls.

Incremental pricing – Here, customers are charged additional fees for each incremental unit, even if their usage of the product remains the same.

Non-usage-based plans - These are subscriptions or pricing models in which customers are charged a predetermined, fixed fee for a product or service regardless of their actual usage or consumption.

Fixed Pricing Plan - This is a pricing model in which a subscription is offered at a constant, unchanging price, regardless of factors such as usage, consumption, demand fluctuations, or market conditions. It will change only with the billing frequency.

Let’s understand this pricing plan with the example of a video subscription service. Here, the price charged for the services is $15 per month. This is charged regardless of how much content they watch or how many hours it is streamed. This means that whether a customer watches a few hours of content or binges on multiple movies and TV shows, the monthly charge remains the same.

If a customer watches only a few hours of content, they are still charged $15

If another customer watches a significant amount of content throughout the month, their cost is still $15.

Falt Pricing Plan - This is a pricing strategy in which customers are charged a variable rate based on the quantity or volume of a product or service they use or consume.

For example, let’s consider the case of Premium Email Service. For this, customers will be charged a fixed fee for receiving a prescribed number of emails. Here the cost will be defined for the range within which the number of emails received falls. The same cost will be charged for receiving any number of emails within the defined range.

Tiered Pricing Plan - The cost of the subscription is structured into different tiers or levels, with each tier offering a specific set of features, resources, or usage limits.