Charges for the subscriptions with different billing types

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Billing types and the charge generation specifics

The billing type is set at the plan level and determines how charges are generated. It can also limit available actions for a subscription. Different billing type names are used in the Operator Control Panel, Reseller Store, and Reseller API. The Customer Control Panel displays information about the subscription payment frequency based on the billing type.

Billing type in the Operator Control Panel

Previously known as

Brief descriptions

The charge generation specifics

"Payment term" in the Customer Control Panel

"Billing type" in Reseller Store

billing_type in Reseller API

Monthly Long-term

Csp annual

A customer pays for the full period with an invoice in the first month

Requires the Charge Closer

Monthly Long-term. Charges generation

Charges closing with Charge Closer

Once per period: subscription period

Long-term

csp_annual

Monthly Prolongation

Csp monthly

A customer pays per billing period with prolongation

Monthly Prolongation. Charges generation

Monthly

  • Monthly 

  • Monthly endless (if the period is endless)

csp_monthly

Monthly via balance (current month)

ESET solutions for ISP (Monthly)

A customer pays per billing period from the balance for the current period

Monthly via balance (current month). Charges generation

Monthly

Monthly for ESET

eset

Monthly via balance (full period)

G Suite

A customer pays per billing period from the balance for the full period

Monthly via balance (full period). Charges generation

Monthly

g_suite

Monthly Pay in full

License-based (Monthly)

A customer pays per billing period, starting from the current month, for the maximum resource quantity

Monthly Pay in full. Charges generation

Monthly

License-based (Monthly)

license_based_monthly

Monthly Commitment

Monthly Commitment

A customer pays per billing period with prolongation and a full-period commitment

Monthly Commitment. Charges generation

Monthly during the period: subscription period

Monthly Commitment

monthly_commitment

Monthly Calendar Commitment

Monthly Commitment (monthly interval)

A customer pays per calendar month with prolongation and a full-period commitment

Monthly Calendar Commitment. Charges generation

Monthly during the period: subscription period

monthly_commitment_monthly_interval

Non-Recurring

Non-Recurring Subscription

A customer pays one-time fee and cannot manage the service

Non-Recurring. Charges generation

Once per period: subscription period

Non-recurring

non_recurring

Monthly via balance (non-refund)

Non-refund

A customer pays per billing period from the balance, no refunds

Monthly via balance (non-refund). Charges generation

Monthly

Non-refund

non_refund

Pay as you go (external)

Pay as you go (external)

Hourly billing based on external resources and prices that are not set in the platform

Pay as you go. Charges generation

Pay as you go

PAYG (external)

pay_as_you_go_external

Pay as you go (internal)

Pay as you go (internal)

Hourly billing based on external resources and prices that are set in the platform

Pay as you go. Charges generation

Pay as you go

PAYG (internal)

pay_as_you_go_internal

Monthly Pay in full (free start)

Pay in full

A customer pays per billing period, starting from the next month, for the maximum resource quantity

Monthly Pay in full (free start). Charges generation

Monthly

Pay-in-full

pay_in_full

Monthly Reservation

Reservation

A customer pays for the full period with monthly invoices

Monthly Reservation. Charges generation

Once per period: subscription period

Reservation

reservation

Operations that cause the charge generation

Charges are generated at the moment of the order creation, excluding the Pay as you go billing type (see Pay as you go. Charges generation).

The table below describes operations that cause the charge generation.

Operation type

Charge types that can be generated for the order

Sales order

  • Purchasing plan (setup fee)

  • Purchasing plan (recurring fee)

  • Upgrade resource (setup fee) — if the additional resource quantity is ordered

  • Upgrade resource (recurring fee) — if the additional resource quantity is ordered

Change order — increasing the Resources quantity 

  • Upgrade resource (setup fee)

  • Upgrade resource (recurring fee)

Change order — reducing the Resources quantity 

  • Upgrade resource (recurring fee)

  • Renewal resource (recurring fee)

    New charges are generated due to the splitting of the recurring fee charge for the current billing period (see Splitting of charges when the resource quantity is reduced). Additional recurring fee charges are created for each of the subsequent billing periods for the reduced resource quantity usage until the subscription period end.

Renewal order

  • Renewal subscription (renewal fee)

  • Renewal subscription (recurring fee)

  • Renewal resource (renewal fee)

  • Renewal resource (recurring fee)

Prolong order

  • Upgrade resource (recurring fee)

Subscription transfer

  • Transfer fee

Switch plan order

  • Switch plan (setup fee)

  • Switch plan (recurring fee)

  • Switch resource (setup fee)

  • Switch resource (recurring fee)

Subscription stopping

  • Purchasing plan (recurring fee)

  • Renewal subscription (recurring fee)

  • Upgrade resource (recurring fee)

  • Renewal resource (recurring fee)

When a subscription is stopped, new charges are generated due to the splitting of the recurring fee charge for the current billing period (see Splitting of charges when a subscription is stopped). This is applicable to the subscriptions with the Monthly Long-term, Monthly Prolongation, Monthly via balance (current month), and Monthly via balance (full period) billing types.