GrannyEstee
Member
I think these two options are great. The credit options seems to confuse my clients. If someone else can see the benefit of keeping credits, so be it, but otherwise, I agree with you Chris that perhaps it is an option that can be deleted.
And thank you for continuing to improve the program.
Rajesh
Member
Hi,
I think a subscription model with credits is the best option.
In this case customers pay a monthly/weekly fee for credits.
They can use these credits in the store.
In the mobile industry it's working the same.
Rajesh
krillmeed
Member
I think the pay per card and the subscription fee makes more sense and less confusing. To do away with the credit system sounds like a good idea.
Rajesh
Member
For me it's not clear how the subscription fee works.
You bill the users every month for what? Do you select a greeting card for them or do you give them credits, so that they have a choice in your store.
In most business models a subscription goes together with a credit model.
The User pay weekly/monthly and you give them credits to use in the store. This is what I also prefer, but if you have a better model its also welcome.
Let me know.
Rajesh
corbyboy
Key Master
The problem with the credits is that it is a mixture of the two other payment systems.
Having a monthly subscription will allow you to charge your users a fixed fee to send as many cards as they like while their subscription is active.
Pay par card is very easy for your users to understand and it has been asked for many times.
Paying for credits is a bit of a mixture of the two systems and I suspect it will probably confuse people. So I have decided to drop it. Feedback is still welcome, and as usual there is no expected date for any future releases.
susana
Member
I´m looking for an e-card system with annual subscriptions. Users can then send as many cards as they want. If you decide to do monthly subscriptions, will it allow for annual subscriptions too?
corbyboy
Key Master
We are currently only looking at monthly subscriptions in the next version as it is quite detailed and complicated to include.
If monthly subscriptions are a success there is no reason we cannot introduce annual subscriptions.
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