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Packages Method

This tutorial teaches you how to use the Packages Method.

How To Use The Packages Method

Objective

This is a step-by-step guide for using the "Packages Method" to manage and sell credit-based packages in the system.

Step 1: Understand Your Credit Pool

  • Upon signing up for the system, you are allocated a specific pool of credits based on your subscription (e.g., 1,000 or 5,000 credits per month).

  • These credits are your resource to sell to customers as packages.

Step 2: Create Credit Packages for Customers

  • Create a package for your customers. For example, you might sell a 500-credit package to John for $197 per month.

  • John now has his own smaller pool of credits under your account.

Step 3: Sell to Multiple Customers

  • You can sell similar 500-credit packages to other customers, like Mary.

  • Each customer has their own credit pool, but credits are only used when the customer starts utilizing their system.

Step 4: Credits Only Deplete Upon Use

  • Your main credit pool does not deplete when you sell packages; it only depletes when your customers use their credits.

  • For instance, if John uses 500 credits, your pool decreases by 500 credits.

Step 5: Monitor Credit Usage

  • Keep track of how much credit usage is reducing your pool.

  • As multiple customers use credits, your pool will decrease accordingly.

Step 6: Set Up Auto Top-up

  • To prevent running out of credits, set up Auto Top-up in your Wallet Settings.

  • For example, you can configure it to top up your pool to 1,000 credits when it drops below a set threshold (e.g., 10 credits).

Step 7: Auto Top-up Costs

  • The system will automatically charge you 12 cents per credit when it tops up.

  • This ensures you always have credits available for your customers.

Step 8: Maintain a Continuous Credit Pool

  • The Auto Top-up feature keeps your pool replenished, ensuring uninterrupted service for your customers.

  • You only pay for top-ups when customers use credits, and you can use the money customers paid you to cover this cost.

Step 9: Get Paid in Advance

  • The key to this method is that you get paid in advance by your customers for their credits.

  • When they use the credits, only then does your credit pool deplete, allowing for better cash flow management.

Step 10: Scale by Selling More Packages

Continue selling packages to other customers. The more customers you have, the more credits they will consume, leading to more top-ups and revenue generation.