Price Types
Fynn supports various price types to enable flexible billing models:Flat Fee
Flat Fee
A fixed price regardless of quantity. Ideal for base packages or basic fees.Example: $29.00 / month for the Starter package
Per Unit
Per Unit
The price is calculated per unit and multiplied by the quantity.Example: 50.00
Tiered
Tiered
Different prices for different quantity ranges. Each tier is calculated separately.Example:
- 1-10 units: $10.00 per unit
- 11-50 units: $8.00 per unit
- 51+ units: $6.00 per unit
Volume
Volume
The price of the reached tier applies to all units.Example:
- 1-10 units: $10.00 per unit
- 11-50 units: $8.00 per unit
- 51+ units: $6.00 per unit
Stair Step
Stair Step
A fixed price per tier, regardless of the exact quantity within the tier.Example:
- 1-10 units: $50.00
- 11-50 units: $150.00
- 51+ units: $300.00
Percentage
Percentage
The price is calculated as a percentage of a base value.Example: 2.5% of revenue
Currencies
Fynn supports multiple currencies for international customers. You can create prices in different currencies. The available currencies can be configured under Settings > Currencies.Decimal Places
The number of decimal places for prices is automatically determined based on the currency:| Currency | Decimal Places | Example |
|---|---|---|
| EUR | 2 | €19.99 |
| USD | 2 | $19.99 |
| CHF | 2 | CHF 19.99 |
When calculating subtotals, more decimal places are used internally to minimize rounding errors. The final sum is then rounded.
Trial Periods
Trial periods allow customers to test a product for free before regular billing begins.Configure Trial Period
When creating a price, you can specify the duration of the trial period in days.
Subscription with Trial
When a subscription is created with a price that has a trial period, billing only starts after the trial period ends.
Free Units
When a product is added to a subscription that has free units defined in the price, these are deducted from the total quantity of that product. Example: Subscription Plan M- Product (Users): 10 pieces (specified quantity), 5 included (free units) = 5 pieces are charged per unit
- Product (Storage): 100 GB (specified quantity), 50 GB included (free units) = 50 GB are charged per unit
Billing Intervals
Prices can be billed at different intervals:| Interval | Description |
|---|---|
| Daily | Billing every day |
| Weekly | Billing every week |
| Monthly | Billing every month |
| Quarterly | Billing every 3 months |
| Semi-annually | Billing every 6 months |
| Annually | Billing once per year |
| One-time | One-time billing without recurrence |
When choosing a billing interval, consider how your customers prefer to pay. Monthly billing offers flexibility, while annual billing can enable discounts.
Prepayment vs Arrears
Prices can be charged either in advance or in arrears:In Advance (Prepayment)
The customer pays at the beginning of the billing period for the upcoming period.Example: On January 1st, billing is for January.Benefits:
- Immediate payment receipt
- Lower risk of payment defaults
In Arrears
The customer pays at the end of the billing period for the past period.Example: On February 1st, billing is for January.Benefits:
- Accurate billing based on actual usage
- Ideal for usage-based prices
Usage-based prices (Metered) are billed in arrears by default, as the exact usage is only known at the end of the period.
Proration
Proration means the proportional calculation of prices when changes occur within a billing period. When is proration applied?- When adding a product in the middle of a billing period
- When quantity changes (e.g., more users)
- When upgrading or downgrading
- Remaining days in the month: 15 out of 30
- Prorated amount: 5 × 25.00