What's the best way to do non-linear unit pricing?
We're about to start offering a modified subscription where
someone buys X # of "slots" (users/seats).
The unit price on that will vary.
So:
Up to 9 : $X/ month
10-19 $Y *License-Count
20-29 $Z * License-Count
etc.
The only way I see to do this is a bit kludgey: we have a Tracked Item for each Count:
Licenses10
Licenses20
Licenses30
Then then we calculate the # of licenses
(so if they want 25 that'd be: Licenses10 * 10 + Licenses20*5
Right?
Is there an more elegant way to do that?
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Support Staff 1 Posted by Marc Guyer on 14 Aug, 2013 01:46 PM
You're exactly correct. Each pricing tier is a separate tracked item.
Jess Pendley closed this discussion on 21 Nov, 2013 07:47 PM.