# Multiple Pricing and Multiple Packages

FAQ: Multiple Pricing and Multiple Packages in AgencyHandy

#### Multiple Pricing Options

1. **What are multiple pricing options in AgencyHandy?** \
   Multiple pricing options allow you to offer various pricing models for your services, including one-time payments and subscription-based options.
2. **Can I offer both one-time and subscription-based pricing for the same service?** \
   Yes, AgencyHandy allows you to set both one-time and subscription-based pricing for enhanced flexibility.
3. **How many pricing tiers can I create for one-time payments?** \
   Based on your service offerings, you can create multiple pricing tiers, such as Tier 1: $100, Tier 2: $200, and Tier 3: $300.
4. **Is it possible to set different billing intervals for subscription-based pricing?** \
   Yes, you can configure weekly, monthly, or yearly billing cycles for subscription services.
5. **Do I need admin permissions to configure multiple pricing options?** \
   Yes, administrative permissions are required to configure pricing options in AgencyHandy.
6. **Will the invoice automatically reflect the selected pricing model?** Yes, once a pricing option is selected, the invoice will be generated accordingly.
7. **Can clients switch between one-time and subscription models after purchase?** \
   No, clients must select the pricing model at the time of purchase; changes require a new order.
8. **Are taxes calculated differently for subscription vs. one-time services?** \
   Taxes are applied based on the pricing model configured during service setup.
9. **How do I review the multiple pricing options before publishing?** You can preview the pricing configurations before publishing them to ensure accuracy.
10. **Is there a way to compare pricing tiers for clients during checkout?** \
    Yes, AgencyHandy allows clients to view and compare different pricing tiers.

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#### Multiple Packages

11. **What is the purpose of multiple packages in AgencyHandy?** Multiple packages allow you to offer up to five package options per service, each with unique features and pricing.
12. **Can I add more than five packages to a service?** \
    No, the maximum limit is five packages per service.
13. **Do I need to create a service first before adding packages?** \
    Yes, services must be defined before you can add packages.
14. **Can I offer both one-time and subscription options within packages?** \
    Yes, each package can be configured with its own pricing model, either one-time or subscription.
15. **Can I delete a package if clients have already purchased it?**\
    No, packages with active or pending orders cannot be deleted.
16. **How do clients view the available packages for a service?** \
    Clients can navigate to the catalogue, view service details, and see all available packages.
17. **Can I edit package details after publishing them?** \
    Yes, you can modify the name, description, and pricing of packages at any time.
18. **Do package changes affect existing client orders?** \
    No, changes to packages only apply to new orders, not existing ones.
19. **Is there a trial period option for packages?** \
    Yes, you can configure a trial period when setting up the package.
20. **How can I set up different pricing for each package?** \
    Pricing is defined during package creation, allowing for individual pricing tiers.
21. **What happens if I exceed the maximum number of packages?** The system will prevent you from adding more than five packages per service.
22. **Can I reorder how packages appear to clients?** \
    Currently, packages are displayed in the order they are added; reordering is not available.
23. **Are package purchases reflected in the client's portal?** \
    Yes, all purchased packages are visible in the client's portal.
24. **How do I implement webhooks for package updates?** \
    Webhooks can be configured to trigger on package creation, deletion, and updates.
25. **Can I hide certain packages from specific clients?**\
    Currently, packages are visible to all clients unless unpublished the service manually.