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Getting StartedYour First Subscription Plan

Your first subscription plan

A subscription plan (also called an “offer”) is what turns a regular product into something customers can subscribe to. It defines the billing frequency, any discount, and which products it applies to.

Create a plan

Open Plans

In the RebillCart admin, go to Plans and click Create plan.

Name the plan

Give it a name customers won’t see directly, but that helps you tell plans apart — e.g. “Coffee — every 4 weeks.”

Choose a billing type

  • Pay-as-you-go — the customer is charged at the start of each delivery cycle.
  • Prepaid — the customer pays for a set number of deliveries up front.

Set the frequency

For example, every 2 weeks, every month, or every 60 days.

Optionally add a discount

  • A flat percentage or fixed amount off, or
  • A tiered discount — one rate for the first N billing cycles, a different rate after (useful for a “20% off your first 3 boxes, 10% after” offer).

Optionally set min / max billing cycles

For example, require at least 3 cycles before a customer can cancel, or cap a prepaid plan at 6.

Attach products

Attach the products or variants this plan applies to.

Save

Click Save. The plan is live immediately — any attached product will start showing a subscribe option once you add the storefront widget.

Editing, archiving, and reactivating

Editing a plan applies to new subscribers going forward. Existing subscribers keep the terms they signed up under unless you explicitly change their contract.

  • Edit a plan any time — changes apply to new subscribers going forward. Existing subscribers keep the terms they signed up under unless you explicitly change their contract.
  • Archive a plan to remove it from the storefront without deleting its history. Existing subscribers on an archived plan keep billing normally — archiving only stops new signups.
  • Reactivate an archived plan at any time to make it available again.

Where to go next

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