The Pricing step is where you decide what your offer costs and how the payment is structured. You have three ways to price it.
Choose a pricing style
- Single Price: a one-time payment. The simplest option, good for a single product.
- Subscription: a recurring payment, monthly or yearly. Good for memberships or ongoing services.
- Variant-Based Pricing: up to three tiers at different prices, each with its own name, so buyers can pick the level that fits.
Pick the one that matches how you sell, set the amount, and choose your currency from the list.
Subscriptions that end on their own
A subscription has a Duration setting next to the billing cycle:
- Ongoing bills until the customer cancels. This is the default and it suits memberships.
- Fixed length bills a set number of times and then stops. Choose it and a Number of payments field appears, anywhere from 1 to 120.
Fixed length is what you want for something like a 12 week programme paid in three monthly instalments. The customer is charged three times and the subscription ends by itself, with nobody having to remember to cancel it.
Your agent understands the difference, so when a prospect asks how long they are paying for, it can tell them the term and the full total rather than just the monthly figure.
"What's Included"
For your offer (or each tier), spell out a What's Included list, up to 12 items, so buyers see exactly what they get at each price. Press Enter to add each line. This is especially useful with tiers, where the difference between them needs to be obvious at a glance.
How tiers show up in the DMs
If your offer sells through Cloziq and has tiers, your agent presents the options with their real names and prices, asks which one the prospect wants, and creates the checkout for exactly that tier. If they change their mind before paying, the agent swaps tiers gracefully. So name your tiers something a person would happily say out loud, like "Starter" or "VIP", not "Option B".
Tips
- Keep currency consistent with how you actually collect payment in Stripe.
- If you are not sure between single and variant pricing, start with a single price. You can revisit pricing later.
- Clear "What's Included" lines double as selling points your agent can use naturally in conversation.