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Pricing page #14
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isn't the idea that all the pricing is currently contained on the home page? |
The pricing page will offer more comprehensive information than what currently exists on the homepage. Common pricing questions: Does Balanced offer volume discounts? Page structure: PRICING AND FEES: Pricing: Collecting your fees: Example payments flow: |
@dmdj03 are you suggesting putting both of these mocks on the same page, or are these mocks for two different pages? |
I agree re: Balanced Processing and Balanced Payouts -- that language was also changed in the new documentation as I was going through it. Also, @dmdj03, did you mean 2.9% + 30c per successful charge instead of the word "credit" |
I think the balanced payouts section needs some more clarification |
The Balanced Processing label is in the documentation and on the homepage. I think at the time, we were trying to brand our service offerings / give our product a name. |
Is volume pricing listed per month? Should be explicit. |
@nodesocket great catch. Here's how Twillio does it: |
@dmdj03 interesting concept at the ember-auth docs http://ember-auth.herokuapp.com/docs that reminds me of this latest mock. You can edit the prose and it updates the sample code and scenario for you: |
Comments based on my discussion with @matin and @jkwade Card Processing: ACH debits ACH Credits Volume Discount pricing |
Holds@dmdj03 @jkwade @rmanisha what about listing a price under card processing as "Hold Only" or something like that. The explanation of voids, expirations, etc. seems like a confusing way to express the information. It's pretty simple. If you only do a hold, it's 30¢. It doesn't matter if it's voided, etc. |
ping @andrewnossiter |
Sure |
@rmanisha or @rserna2010 should take it out to customers. Only thing that seems confusing is the hold vs. debit (capture) bit. And the waterfall approach seems to be negatively reacted to from my experience. |
Agreed, that holds vs debit is a bit confusing... Otherwise it's pretty straightforward. |
@outericky what do you find confusing in particular about holds vs. debits? |
@matin mainly - wasn't sure what it meant. Without knowing how payment processing works, I didn't understand the difference between 2.9/30 and 30/2.9... Maybe I'm an anomoly, but not being well versed in payments lingo made it vauge. The word "Holds" was confusing - as in, it wasn't immediately obvious about what it was, or why I'd need it. |
@outericky you're by no stretch an anomaly, and your feedback is really helpful. To clarify then, you primarily find the concept of a hold/authorization confusing? In other words, it's less about the pricing as what a hold/authorization is in the first place. Do I have that right? |
Pricing was fine (as in... the same), once I understood the different processes. Maybe the 30/+2.9 can be without the / .... because debit is 2.9 + 30, and holds are 30 to hold, then 2.9 to charge. Maybe Holds should be 2 boxes within the gray space. Hold .30. Capture. 2.9%. 2 actions. 2 fees. |
I think we've found a way to solve the pricing confusion. Balanced won't charge 30¢ if the authorization hold goes uncaptured (voided/expired). In other words, charging a card will be 2.9% + 30¢. If you perform a hold and never capture, you don't pay anything. Balanced incurs a cost for performing authorization holds, but the cost is not worth the customer confusion and additional support. @dmdj03 that means the box for "Authorization Hold" will simply state $0 |
When is this effective? We have to update our metered billing code. |
@matin Won't this encourage abuse of the holds feature? As a developer, I could string together four 7 day holds while a month-long crowdfunding campaign is going on. Right now, I'd be disincentivized to do so since I'm charged 30¢ per hold, but with no fee for uncaptured holds, I'd just be charged 30¢ on my final hold (plus 2.9% for the debit). |
@jkwade the price change wouldn't "encourage" abuse. It will however make it possible. Nonetheless, I don't think that's reason enough to justify the pricing confusion across everyone. If it becomes an issue, Balanced will have to figure out another way to handle it for those specific companies. |
@dmdj03 "Authorizations" => "Authorization Hold" |
🔥 Nice job @dmdj03 |
"If I credit somebody for $100, I get charged 25c. If I revoke the credit, I get $100 back. Do I get 25c back too?" Is this clear? |
@dmdj03 what do you mean by "revoke"? Reverse? |
Yes, "reverse" |
"If I credit somebody for $100, I get charged 25c. If I revoke the credit, I get $100 back. Do I get 25c back too?" I believe this was from a question I asked support about. Yes, @matin revoke is reverse. |
@slowpoison You don't receive the 25¢ back. Did you find that to be ambiguous in the pricing page that Damon has mocked out? |
I wrote that to support before I checked out the new pricing page. A non-tangential question: |
@slowpoison @mahmoudimus the new pricing will go into effect on Wednesday, August 7. The current policy is that nothing is returned on the refund. Balanced currently keeps the full 2.9% + 30¢. After Aug 7, Balanced will return the 2.9% to the marketplace. |
Thanks for the clarification. A welcome change! :) |
@nodesocket I adjusted the total width of the page: 1065 pixels. |
@dmdj03 I need fonts for:
Not sure if you're the right person to ask about this, but if not, could you point me to who is? Thanks! |
URL: https://balancedpayments.com/pricing
Outline the pricing and fees for everything all in one place. There's no reason someone should have to look at the documentation for something like pricing.
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