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clickhappy 02-28-2009 12:06 PM

If you increase your monthly fee, what happens to your current rebills?
 
say youre charging $19.95 a month and have 1,000 customers.
then you decide to raise your rates to $24.95 a month.
What happens to those 1,000 customers. Do they stay at $19.95 month?
Do they get bumped up to $24.95/month?

Or do you just cancel them and send a note if they want to stay they need to re-sign back up at $24.95?

alias 02-28-2009 12:08 PM

I do not believe they can be automatically bumped up, may vary by biller though.

seeandsee 02-28-2009 12:10 PM

bump for answers

the Shemp 02-28-2009 12:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by clickhappy (Post 15562876)
say youre charging $19.95 a month and have 1,000 customers.
then you decide to raise your rates to $24.95 a month.
What happens to those 1,000 customers. Do they stay at $19.95 month?
Do they get bumped up to $24.95/month?

Or do you just cancel them and send a note if they want to stay they need to re-sign back up at $24.95?

keep them rebilling at 19.95

HorseShit 02-28-2009 12:11 PM

yeah, just cancel 1000 members, that's a good idea

tony286 02-28-2009 12:12 PM

You tell them stay a member and stay at the old rate.

WarChild 02-28-2009 12:13 PM

Are you kidding with this question? You seriously can't figure this out?

starpimps 02-28-2009 12:19 PM

lol make a new billing price of 24.95 -> put it up on your tours
keep members rebilling at 19.95

not that hard

Sly 02-28-2009 12:22 PM

If you cancel members at your old price you are going to be kicking your self later... they joined at that price, leave them be. Unless you want chargebacks... then go for it!

Barefootsies 02-28-2009 12:22 PM

When I have done this, the current members remained at whatever price they signed up at.

So they were basically, 'grandfathered'.

Yngwie 02-28-2009 12:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by the Shemp (Post 15562890)
keep them rebilling at 19.95

exactly.. Why piss the current members off by telling them that they will have to sign up again at a higher price? By doing that you could possibly lose 90% of those members or even have some say fuck you and charge back. Keep them at $19.95 and bill new members at the new price. You're not actually losing $ here, but you stand to lose A LOT if you opt to tell ALL the old members that they have to sign up again at the new higher price.

Why fuck up a good thing?

AnniKN 02-28-2009 12:54 PM

Actually not increasing the price to current rebilling members increases your chances of them just staying as oppossed to cancel/re-join in a couple of months even if they will actually be spending more money total ;) they will take it as a present for loyalty as well... Those that you think might be extra 5k would probably not happen or kill a potential 20k rebilling force next month ;)

DaddyHalbucks 02-28-2009 01:21 PM

Grandfather the old members. You can also get a rash of new members by advertising that the old rate of $19.95 closes soon.

bluemoney 02-28-2009 02:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by the Shemp (Post 15562890)
keep them rebilling at 19.95

I'll second that.

bobby666 02-28-2009 03:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by starpimps (Post 15562915)
lol make a new billing price of 24.95 -> put it up on your tours
keep members rebilling at 19.95

not that hard

:thumbsup
life can be that easy

stormtrigger 02-28-2009 04:18 PM

Considering the economic times, raising prices that much won't get you many new signups.

Michaelious 02-28-2009 04:44 PM

interesting question

BV 02-28-2009 04:49 PM

lol, this thread is a joke right?

mmcfadden 02-28-2009 04:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by clickhappy (Post 15562876)
say youre charging $19.95 a month and have 1,000 customers.
then you decide to raise your rates to $24.95 a month.
What happens to those 1,000 customers. Do they stay at $19.95 month?
Do they get bumped up to $24.95/month?

Or do you just cancel them and send a note if they want to stay they need to re-sign back up at $24.95?

I think your direct question has been answered... however... I'm gonna give you some advice from my experience.

I went from 19.95 to 29.95 a little over 2 months ago and my signups increased with the same traffic. I am now at over 50% increase and still climbing. If someone is gonna pay... they will. If your site is halfway decent it will sell regardless... don't make it too cheap or they'll think its cheap.

clickhappy 02-28-2009 06:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mmcfadden (Post 15563947)
I went from 19.95 to 29.95 a little over 2 months ago and my signups increased with the same traffic. I am now at over 50% increase and still climbing. If someone is gonna pay... they will. If your site is halfway decent it will sell regardless... don't make it too cheap or they'll think its cheap.

That's really interesting. So when you charge more they have more respect for your site and think it's a higher quality and they will pay more for it. good lesson.

EscortBiz 02-28-2009 06:59 PM

just charge the new rate for the new guys, dont cancel nobody and dont email nobody and thats it when the old members come back they just pay the new rate


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