Navigate to 'Pricing Rule' section 'Rules' and select type 'Usage-based or Metered - Pay later'.
With Pay Later Metered rule, configure what you plan to charge for it in currency or points at a later time. If currency amount is specified, you need to select the Currency.
You can configure one or more pricing rules with different currencies, allow your customers to choose which currency they want to pay in.
Billing Options
Bill Every
The Bill Every field determines the period or interval for which a single cycle of the Pricing Rule is valid. This field is also referred to as billing period or billing interval. Typically, when signing up, the customer pays at the end of billing cycle.
Billing Period
Billing period can be any of Hour, Day, Week, Month, Year
Billing Cycles
The number of billing cycles determines the default number of times the metered service is renewed automatically. The number set should be inclusive of the first billing cycle. For example, if you want to bill for 12 month, enter 12 month here.
If you leave Billing Cycles empty, this metered service will be renewed till it is canceled.
Free Trials
Using the Free Trial field you can set the number of periods a metered service can be in trial mode. Enter the number of trial periods and select a period choice. Trial period can be any of Hour, Day, Week, Month, Year. Learn more about Trial Management.
Usage Measure Unit
Metered based service needs to know what is metered. Define the name of the units being measured.
For example, if you charge for every email sent, the unit will be 'email'.
Setup Fee Amount
Using Setup Fee Amount you can add a one-time setup fee that is charged only with the first invoice of a metered service.
Example: $10 fee to setup metered account.
Pricing Options
Currency Amount
The currency amount of the rule in given Currency.
Currency
Choose the currency that the rule will be billed in. If you do not see the desired currency listed, you may need to add the new currency.
Note: You can only have one currency defined for each pricing rule. If you wish to support multiple currencies for a product, you must create separate pricing rule for each currency.
Percentage of an amount
You can use percentage to calculate percentage charge of the total amount. For example, credit cards take a percentage of every transaction.
Point Amount
The amount in points for the rule. You may choose not use currency, but point system. For example, Omnibasis is using points for our billing.
Quantity
Default quantity is 1. You can use this field to create tiered pricing structure.
For example, for a quantity of 10, the price is $10 each, when purchase 20, the price is $9.