Billing Term Switcher
Give clients control over their next renewal
Let clients review pricing and change eligible service billing terms for their next renewal, with admin controls and a recorded change history.
A different billing term. The same renewal date.
Practical controls. Clear purpose.
Client term selection
Clients choose from eligible terms and review the product and configured-option totals before confirming.
Admin eligibility controls
Control which products and terms are available, along with the limits on changes.
Recorded changes
Keep a history of billing-term changes and use safeguards for services that need support review.
From setup to everyday use.
Select an eligible service
The client opens a service that allows a billing-term change.
Review the new term
They choose a valid term and review its recurring price before confirming.
Apply at next renewal
The future billing term changes while the current paid period and next renewal date stay unchanged.
Changing terms keeps the paid period intact.
An annual-to-monthly change takes effect at the next renewal. It does not shorten the annual period the client has already paid for.
No immediate payment, change invoice, or setup fee is created.
Designed for standard recurring services.
Promotions, subscriptions, attached addons, usage billing, prorata products, and existing renewal invoices require support review.
Good to know before you start.
What happens when a client switches from annual to monthly?
The annual paid period continues to its existing renewal date. At the next renewal, the service uses the new monthly billing term.
Can clients choose any term?
They can select only eligible terms allowed by the administrator for that service.
Is this addon available now?
Billing Term Switcher for WHMCS Version 1.0.0 is available for purchase. Launch price of $9.95 with 1 year of free updates and support. Annual renewal for continued updates and support available for $4.95.
Interested in Billing Term Switcher?
Purchase the addon, or contact WreckHost if you have a question.
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