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🎫 Run Plans, Trials, and Upgrades

Turn the app you built for yourself into something other people pay to use. These prompts add the parts that make a tool into a product: customer sign-in, plans and trials, limits that mean something, a billing lifecycle that handles the awkward cases, and an admin view so you can see who is actually using it. The unglamorous half nobody enjoys assembling.
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Run Plans, Trials, and Upgrades

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I want to charge for my app but I have no plans or trials. Build me a plan and trial manager. Keep plans as editable records, each with a name, a price, a billing period and the limits it includes such as number of users, number of records or monthly usage allowance, so I can change pricing without rebuilding. Every account has a plan, a status of Trial, Active, Past Due, Cancelled or Expired, and a renewal or trial end date. New accounts start on a trial of a length I set. Handle upgrades immediately, and handle downgrades by restricting access rather than deleting anything, telling the customer clearly what will become unavailable. Add an AI agent that reviews trials in progress and tells me which ones are using the product but have not converted, so I can contact them personally, and drafts that message. Automate a trial sequence with a welcome, a mid-trial check, a message three days before it ends, and a message on the day, plus a scheduled daily job that moves expired trials to the right status. Two logins: a customer who sees their own plan and can upgrade, and an owner who sets plans.

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Run Plans, Trials, and Upgrades

Hold plans and limits as editable data, run trials with a conversion sequence, and handle upgrades and downgrades safely.

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Plans defined in code become a change request every time you adjust pricing. Held as data, a plan change is an edit, and the trial to paid path runs itself.

What's Included

  • Plans as editable records with limits and price on each.
  • Trials with a real end date and a sequence that runs before it.
  • Upgrade and downgrade handled including what happens to excess data.
  • An assistant that spots the trials worth a personal message.

How To Use

  1. Keep plans as data. Every pricing change otherwise becomes a rebuild.
  2. Decide what happens on downgrade before you launch, not during.
  3. Contact trials that are engaged but silent. That is where conversion is.
  4. Never delete data on downgrade. Restrict access to it instead.

Collect the money with subscription billing, and enforce the limits with usage metering.