iSubfy Product Subscriptions

Develop by Shopify

$3.99

/ Month

7 Days Free Trial

Create and manage products with subscription

Recurring payments management

Subscription variety options

Discounts on subscriptions

Order limits per subscription

About iSubfy Product Subscriptions

Launched Sep 25, 2024

Built by Shopify

Address

30 N Gould Street, Suite 6362, Sheridan, WY, 82801, US

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Description

Let customers subscribe to your products or services and pay on a weekly, monthly or annual basis.

With Subscriptions app, you can create and manage products with recurring payments — payments that will give you residual revenue you can track and count on. This app subscriptions allows you to introduce a variety of subscriptions for physical or virtual products and services. Create product-of-the-month clubs, weekly service subscriptions or even yearly software billing packages.

Create and manage products with recurring payments.
Add discount based on subscription.
Add minimum order or max order per subscription.

Pros

Enables creation and management of products with recurring payments, leading to residual revenue
Supports a variety of subscription models for both physical and virtual products, such as product-of-the-month clubs and yearly software billing packages
Offers flexibility in configuring subscription modes, including weekly, monthly, or annual billing
Allows adding discounts based on subscription, which can enhance customer loyalty and attract new subscribers
Provides options to set minimum or maximum order limits per subscription, thereby offering better inventory or service management

Cons

Limited information on the integration capabilities with other platforms or systems
No mention of customer support or assistance availability to help with app setup and usage
Potential complexity in managing multiple subscriptions or custom packages without a robust user interface
The absence of reviews makes it difficult to assess real-world performance or user satisfaction
Lack of detailed documentation or user guides may pose a challenge for new users unfamiliar with subscription-based models