Packages are paid services that you can provide to your audience, in addition to the free or paid webinars you host. They are designed to take a more personalized or complete approach to a topic (in the form of a consultation or course respectively) or to provide a solution to a certain problem
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Purchased packages are listed under the My Purchases menu. To access it, simply hover over your profile picture/Silhouette at the top right and select it from the drop down menu.
1.Creating A Package
Before you start creating your package make sure you have linked your Stripe account.
From your Dashboard, select Monetize on the left Menu.
Select Create Package to continue.
2. Add Your Basic Information
Go to the Basics Tab
Enter your Package Name.
Check the Default checkbox to make the package show up to users by default. If this is not selected, the plan will not show up for users until you have selected it for them.
Mark the Directory Listing checkbox to list the package in the Expertise.tv directory (coming soon).
Select a Category you can choose from a Course, Solution or Consultation.
Add a Description to provide more details about your Package.
Enter the price of the package in dollars.
Mark the Recurring checkbox if the package should be billed monthly or leave it unchecked if it is a one-off purchase
Note: You can't change whether the package is recurring after you create it, or change the price of a recurring package, so be careful to input them correctly (you can create new packages with different prices instead)
When selling recurring packages you also have the option to allow your clients to cancel the subscription packages they have purchased from you by going to "My Purchases" section in their account. You can enable or disable this option by going to your community >> Configure >> Settings >> Allow your clients to manually cancel any subscription packages purchased from you.
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