Multiple subscriptions for one product (3 months, 6 months, 12 months)

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Is there a way to add multiple subscription options in a drop down list for one product. For example, if we want to offer the choice of either 3 months, 6 months or 12 months on one particular product.

Is it doable? Or would we need to add each subscription option as a separate product, so Product 1 (3 months), Product 1 (6 months) etc?

Thanks!

I'm looking for the answer to the same question. It seems very clunky to have to create multiple product listings just to address subscription durations. I'd like this to just be a field that the customer populates prior to adding the product to their cart (similar to selecting sizes).

Any help would be greatly appreciated

Does anyone know how to add a widget or plugin to offer a one time purchase or a yearly subscription to the same product. I know shopify offers it but squarespace support has said they don’t so I am assuming I need a plug-in to do it. I added a picture to give a better idea of what I’m trying to do. Thanks 

I'm also after this.

Additionally, I would like if customer could select time basis of subscription.

i.e.: one-time purchase, every 4 weeks, every 6 weeks.

- Thanks

Hi there, Someone posted a solution to this in a thread I started here

I haven't used the plugin but it is exactly what you are looking for.

On 4/8/2021 at 5:49 PM, OnlyCharlie said:

I'm also after this.

Additionally, I would like if customer could select time basis of subscription.

i.e.: one-time purchase, every 4 weeks, every 6 weeks.

- Thanks

I am looking for the same functionality. It feels SO clunky to have to list multiple products for different time periods. I wish we could list 1 product and have the subscription renewal / pre-paid options in the same listing.

Does anyone from Squarespace support actually read these?

4 minutes ago, Jeff2886 said:

Does anyone from Squarespace support actually read these?

Squarespace doesn’t Track requests in the forum. Posts are generally answered by Squarespace customers. 

The Squarespace platform doesn’t offer the feature that you’re currently asking for. 

6 minutes ago, paul2009 said:

Squarespace doesn’t Track requests in the forum. Posts are generally answered by Squarespace customers. 

The Squarespace platform doesn’t offer the feature that you’re currently asking for. 

Thank you for the feedback. That's disappointing news.

EDIT: Has anyone figured out a work around yet? I'm wondering if there is a way to hide the necessary individual product pages and somehow use button functions and onclick commands to simulate the desired function. All of the individual product pages would technically exist but would be invisible to the customer. The goal would be to click buttons on a single product page and ultimately end up at the shopping cart with all the desired options selected.

Yes, you could hire a developer to write some custom JavaScript to display individual subscription products as if they were variants of the same product.

I'm having the same problem!!! I offer basketball training services, and some clients are parents who want to sign up multiple kids. Right now I'm unable to sell multiple subscriptions at once to one client. The current solution is for them to have to purchase the product over and over until they sign up all their kids. This is a BIG inconvenience and it's user-UNfriendly. 

On 4/17/2021 at 4:45 PM, Jeff2886 said:

Thank you for the feedback. That's disappointing news.

EDIT: Has anyone figured out a work around yet? I'm wondering if there is a way to hide the necessary individual product pages and somehow use button functions and onclick commands to simulate the desired function. All of the individual product pages would technically exist but would be invisible to the customer. The goal would be to click buttons on a single product page and ultimately end up at the shopping cart with all the desired options selected.

I figured one out. You create a variant option called "Quantity" and manually change the price for all the variants. It's really annoying and tedious, but it gets the job done. It's a bigger problem when you have hundreds of variants. I have 60 so I can't imagine over 100!!  

On 4/17/2021 at 4:45 PM, Jeff2886 said:

Thank you for the feedback. That's disappointing news.

EDIT: Has anyone figured out a work around yet? I'm wondering if there is a way to hide the necessary individual product pages and somehow use button functions and onclick commands to simulate the desired function. All of the individual product pages would technically exist but would be invisible to the customer. The goal would be to click buttons on a single product page and ultimately end up at the shopping cart with all the desired options selected.

If you found something better, PLEASE let me know!! XD