Feature Request: Child pricing by amount Variable seat pricing cost

strangerstudios / pmpro-group-accounts

Sell memberships to corporate organizations, families, teams, or any group of people where one member pays for a collection of people to access your content individually.

https://www.paidmembershipspro.com/add-ons/group-accounts/

0 stars 5 forks source link

Feature Request: Child pricing by amount Variable seat pricing cost #29

Open MaximilianoRicoTabo opened 7 months ago

MaximilianoRicoTabo commented 7 months ago

Add new price setting option
Revamp JS file.
Add markup to support new options in edit-level file
Add new option to checkout page

All Submissions:

[x] Have you followed the Contributing guidelines?
[x] Does your code follow the WordPress' coding standards?
[x] Have you checked to ensure there aren't other open Pull Requests for the same update/change?

Changes proposed in this Pull Request:

Resolves #21

How to test the changes in this Pull Request:

Checkout this branch
Go to admin
Play with the settings.
Save a level with variable model pricing and an appropriate range
Try checkout page with diffferent ranges

Other information:

[x] Have you added an explanation of what your changes do and why you'd like us to include them?
[x] Have you successfully run tests with your changes locally?

Changelog entry

Enter a summary of all changes on this Pull Request. This will appear in the changelog if accepted.

andrewlimaza commented 7 months ago

I've converted this PR to a draft as it may require more work to the UI/UX side of things but it is a good start.

dparker1005 commented 7 months ago

Before we merge this, we need to clarify between two similar, but distinct, pricing models.

If we take this example: From 1-5: $100 From 6-10: $90

If a user purchases 8 seats, some sites may expect this to charge $720 ($90x8) and some sites may expect this to charge $770 ($100x5 + $90x3).

The distinction that needs to be made is whether "if you buy between x and y seats, each seat costs $z" or if "the first a seats cost $b, the next c seats cost $d, etc etc".

I think we eventually want both of these pricing models, and eventually we'll probably also want one where purchasing between a and b seats is a flat price of $c, purchasing between x and y seats is a flat price of $d, etc etc

dparker1005 commented 7 months ago

Stripe does this really well. See volume-based pricing vs graduated pricing in their docs here: https://docs.stripe.com/products-prices/pricing-models#tiered-pricing