Bill it once. It bills
itself after that.

Any offer can renew monthly or yearly. The charge goes out and posts to your books on its own.

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Every new business is reviewed by hand before it can sell.

Who this is for

Work that repeats should not need an ask.

A weekly student. A monthly retainer. A plan a client agreed to in March and has not thought about since.

The weekly student

Same hour every Tuesday, same number at the end of every month.

The retainer

A fixed amount for being available. Bill it by hand and that is the month you forget.

The thing you keep running

A site you maintain, or a mix you keep current. The work never stops.

The yearly version

An offer can renew once a year, for a client who would rather settle at once.

Each renewal

The charge posts itself. So does the record.

You do not re-send anything. A renewal is a sale like any other, with the same ledger line and the same visible fee.

It charges on schedule

On the same date each month or year, at the price the offer was published at.

It posts to the books

A ledger line as it settles, with fuime's fee on its own negative line.

It is a normal transaction

Attach a receipt, pair one that arrived by email, or argue in the comments.

Nothing is owed on money that never came

The fee comes out of what collects. There is no monthly charge.

What a renewal looks like in the ledger

What it cannot do yet

Your client cannot cancel this themselves.

No buyer portal, no cancel link. A client who wants out emails support@fuime.com and a person stops it. Say that when you sell it.

What a client sees on their statement

Where it stops

Four things recurring does not have.

None of this is built, so none of it is described here.

No reminder

Nothing warns a client before a renewal goes out.

No retries

A failed charge is not retried on a schedule.

No weekly option

Monthly or yearly, in US dollars, at the published price.

Refunds post

A reversal, and fuime's fee rebated in proportion. A partial refund books the increment.

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