Organize recurring services and track subscriptions; check whether session packages are available for your account.
Sell session packages and track subscriptions.
5 sessions
Session package
Monthly
Monthly subscription
1 session
Single appointment
5 sessions
Session package
Monthly
Monthly subscription
1 session
Single appointment
5 sessions
Session package
Monthly
Monthly subscription
1 session
Single appointment
An ongoing service requires more than a one-off appointment. Clendar’s service subscription features connect the client, recurrence and billing status. Session packages depend on feature availability for your account and should be checked before you include them in a client offer.
Associate the subscription with the correct service and client. Explain the offer conditions and billing cycle before starting a recurring service relationship.
Review subscriptions and follow payments that need attention. Creating a subscription does not confirm that every future charge has been paid.
Review the service, price and billing cycle available to your operation.
Consult plan benefits and package availability before advertising them.
Review linked clients and payment status throughout the period.
A service subscription sold to your clients differs from your subscription to Clendar. Keep the terms and amounts of these two relationships clearly defined.
The recurring relationship between a business and its clients.
The plan that gives access to platform features.
Service subscriptions follow plan benefits. Session packages are subject to account availability; consult the team before subscribing for this feature.
No. This page concerns recurring services sold by an establishment to its own clients. Basic, Pro and Premium are subscriptions that give access to Clendar.
First confirm that packages are available for your account and which operations are supported. Your client offer should reflect what you can actually track in the dashboard.
