Some customers have alternative billing situations for their products that do not fit within our current billing frequency options below. It would be nice if they had the option to create other intervals. One customer needs a five year option for example and has to find a workaround.
While I see the three and five year billing frequency being an options for line items (which are great), this does not apply to payment links. This can sometimes be misleading for the customer since payment links/ line items are complementary products that are often being used together.
Kindly request for us to update the billing frequency for our payment links too. Thank you!
Are there any further developments on adding a weekly option to the billing period? This is a key limitation for a number of companies we are currently prospecting.
+1 I note the complixity of non-12 month divisible billing frequencies, but here's another vote for one. In our scenario, we find customers often prefer a free subscription period over a subscription discount. For example, rather than sell a two-year subscription with a 20% discount, we often sell a two-year subscription with 5 free months. This, of course, make the billing frequency every 17 months. This has an added benefit of maximizing our revenue. Being able to set a custom number of months in the billing frequency would open doors for us.
I'm going to upvote this. Our company bills at ad-hoc, flat rate, hourly, weekly, montly, and about any other way you can think of. Not having a way to do ad-hoc, hourly and weekly to qoute is really causing people issues to use HubSpot fully.
Apologies in advance to anyone after billing frequencies of hourly, daily or "every 4 weeks", but who knows, any progress on this is good progress right? Perhaps additional frequencies will follow depending on the demand for them / feedback / comments / upvotes.
The ability to be able to add deals on an hourly, daily or weekly rate is a pretty fundamental requirement for any business providing a service. It seems incredible that this functionality does not exist in a CRM that is so widely used.
I would simply like the ability/flexibility to edit itemized items on invoices. For example, when billing hourly for 8.4 hours, it is beneficial to edit the "Qty" label to "Hours" and use minimum increments of 0.1 instead of whole numbers. Example of Quickbooks invoicing capabilities attached.
@VictoriaGumaer Where are we at with adding "hourly" as an option? Especially for many of us that provide Consulting and other hourly service related services.
Additionally, being able to do up to two decimal places for the quantity.
These are all very important things for those in the Service Industry.