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Plans, pricing models & subscription lifecycle — found from sitemap — Recurly
Checked for Recurly on 26 Oct 2026
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- https://docs.recurly.com/recurly-subscriptions/docs/navigate-acquire-pricing-plans-101-pricing-models
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Facts read from this source
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Pricing models count Report an error
“Recurly supports five pricing models — from flat fixed pricing to usage-based and quantity-scaled approaches.”
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Pricing model locked after creation Report an error
“You select a model when creating a plan — it cannot be changed after the plan is created.”
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Pricing models set at plan level Report an error
“Pricing models are set at the plan level and determine how the charge amount is calculated each billing period.”
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Fixed pricing availability Report an error
“A set amount charged every billing period, regardless of usage or quantity.”
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Fixed pricing availability label Report an error
“Fixed pricing AVAILABLE ON ALL PLANS”
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Ramp pricing availability Report an error
“A series of price points — called ramp intervals — that change automatically over a subscription's billing periods.”
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Ramp pricing plan restriction Report an error
“PROFESSIONAL AND ELITE PLANS ONLY”
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Ramp pricing max intervals Report an error
“Up to 12 intervals per plan.”
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Tiered pricing availability Report an error
“Units are charged at the rate of the tier they fall into.”
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Volume pricing availability Report an error
“The entire quantity is priced at the rate of the highest tier reached — not just the units above the threshold.”
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Stairstep pricing availability Report an error
“A flat rate for a defined quantity range, regardless of the exact quantity within that range.”
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Model comparison example Report an error
“The three quantity-based models — tiered, volume, and stairstep — are easy to confuse. Here's how they differ when a subscriber purchases 25 units, with tiers at 1–10, 11–20, and 21+:”
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Sandbox testing recommendation Report an error
“Test your model in a sandbox environment before creating live plans with active subscribers.”
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Global office hours Report an error
“Bring your scenario to Global Office Hours and work through it live with a Recurly CSM.”
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