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Anatomy of a Plan

Plans define what you’re selling and how much it costs. Each plan has:
  • Name & Description - What appears to customers
  • Interval - Billing frequency (monthly, yearly, etc.)
  • Prices - Amount in one or more currencies
  • Features - What’s included (for display)

Create a Plan

string
required
Unique per tenant (e.g. pro-monthly-inr). Encode the currency in the code when you sell the same plan in several currencies.
integer
required
Minor units of currency499900 is ₹4,999.00.
string
Optional HSN/SAC for GST — each invoice line for this plan is taxed at this code’s rate; empty falls back to the tenant SAC.

Pricing Models

A plan always carries a flat recurring price (amount + currency). Everything else — seats, tiers, metered usage — composes on top of it.
One fixed price per period. This is the plan itself:
amount is in minor units — 99900 is ₹999.00.

Plan Intervals

For custom intervals, use interval_count:

Trials

Trials are set per subscription, not on the plan — pass trial_days when creating the subscription and it starts in trialing, converting to active (and generating its first invoice) when the trial ends:
Trial-ending reminder emails go out automatically before expiry — see Subscriptions → Free Trials.

List Plans

Retrieve plans with search and pagination:

Filter Parameters

Multi-Currency Pricing

A plan’s flat price is one currency — sell the same tier in several currencies with per-currency plan codes, and let the smart router pick the gateway per currency:
Usage charges are different: a single charge carries a per-currency amounts map, so one metered plan can rate in whatever currency the subscription bills in:
See the Multi-Currency guide for FX-normalized reporting.

Archive a Plan

Archived plans can’t be used for new subscriptions but existing subscriptions continue unaffected:
Archiving is also available in the dashboard (Plans → ⋯ → Archive). See Update a Plan.
Archiving is not reversible. If you need the same plan again, create a new one. Existing subscribers on the archived plan continue billing normally — only new sign-ups are blocked.

Plan Versioning Strategy

When you need to change pricing, you have two options: The recommended approach is to create a new plan for each pricing change. This gives you a clear audit trail and avoids unexpected charge changes for existing customers.

Best Practices

Version Plans

Create new plans instead of modifying prices. Existing subscribers keep their rates.

Multi-Currency

One plan code per currency (pro-monthly-inr / -usd); the smart router picks the right gateway per currency.

Clear Names

Use descriptive names customers will recognize on their credit card statements.

Entitlements

Attach feature grants to plans and gate access with the entitlements check endpoint.