PayPal Payments Pro: 3 Subscription Plans, Billing Cycle (monthly OR yearly)

Hi Dan & Jen,

Good to see you on the forums!

The trick here is going to be the new calculation product field. I'd create your options as two separate radio button fields (not product fields set to the radio button type).

You can then setup up a product field as a calculation type and setup the formula to multiply the product level radio field by the payment frequency radio field.

http://grab.by/dTDK

The second trick here is that you want to apply a discount for the yearly but not the monthly. The simplest way to do this is to deduct the 20% from the yearly value. So typically a year will be 12 months. 20% off of a year would be 9.6 months:

http://grab.by/dTDS

Let me know if that makes sense. :)

Hi Dan,

You can configure multiple feeds and then using the feed conditional (down at the bottom of the feed page) to specify a condition for that feed being used to process the payment. In your case, you'll want to setup two feeds (monthly/yearly) and set the feed condition for each feed to the respective option on your monthly/yearly field from the form.

Hey David - follow-up question to this - let me know if you'd prefer I start a new thread for this and just reference the current one.

So got all the above working, awesome.

Now trying to put the Gravity Form into the right place in the sales flow.

Question is: our visitors will start on a pricing table page that shows the plans and features, with a "buy now" button under each plan: plan 1, plan 2, plan 3

Clicking on "buy now" for each plan will take you to the Gravity Form to fill out.

The question: how can we pass the particular plan they wanted to buy on that page - to be the default selected plan on the Gravity Form? so the plan 1/ plan 2 / plan 3 radio button set would default to "plan 2" if that's what the guy clicked on from the pricing table page.

Does that make sense?

Thanks!
Dan