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I am needing to setup a site for our local networking group. We need very basic website functionality, but do need to be able to have our members go to our site, login and pay their monthly or annual dues.

I totally understand how the commerce piece works and we are prepared to setup a basic commerce site and use Stripe to accept the payments. We need our members to be able to choose $30 per month or pay by the year ($300) and get a discount. When I try to set up recurring payments, I only get the options for weekly or monthly. I do not see annual anywhere.

I have been reading about member areas. That would be fine, but we do not have content to sell. Just dues for membership in our local group.

What we need:

–to be able to ‘sell’ two items - monthly and annual dues.

–to setup recurring payments for each member of our group for one charge per month or one charge per year, depending on what they select.

–we are a small group that does not need a big e-commerce solution for our 75-ish members, just the ability to do these basic payments.

What plan do I need to do this?

Site URL: https://www.tristarbincleaning.com/

We offer primarily subscription service on our site. We will need to adjust pricing at some point. Squarespace does not allow us to adjust pricing and affect existing customers' pricing.

Example: I have 100 customers paying $10 for their subscription. I want to raise the price to $11. The only way to do that is to cancel the subscription and create a new one. That WILL result in lost customers. Imagine if Netflix required customers to cancel their subscription and rejoin every time they had a price increase. 

1. Anyone… is there any way around this?

2. SS employees who may monitor this thread… this needs to be changed!  We need the ability to change subscription pricing (or change variants, etc…) WITHOUT requiring cancellation of services and creating a new one.

3. Unrelated to this, but a subscription related issue. Every order is a NEW order. NO! The first order is a new order. The second, third, fourth, etc… orders are not NEW orders. They are ongoing orders. This causes confusion when fulfilling orders and simply doesn't make sense. We would love to sit on an advisory panel to discuss how to improve subscriptions in SS.