Make ongoing maintenance a clear service.
Sell recurring care as a defined plan, with a monthly or yearly price and a subscription for each client.
Clients ask what the monthly fee covers, and the answer lives in someone's head.
Maintenance is easy to underprice when the included work is vague. A defined plan states the care, the price and the billing period in one place.
One care plan, a fixed price per period, and each client's status.
Care Plus is set at $190 per month. Each client's subscription shows its status, so you can see who is active and who is still waiting for a first payment.
Care Plus, monthly price
Pick the level of care the client needs.
Each plan describes the care it includes. Clients who need more take a higher plan, and optional services stay outside the base price.
- Describe the included work, such as checks, updates or support hours.
- Offer support levels as separate plans, each with its own price.
- Add optional services as extras, so the base plan stays easy to compare.
Billed monthly or yearly.
The plan price applies to each billing period. A client sees the next charge and the status of the subscription.
- Monthly or yearly billing, set per plan where the offer supports it.
- A client who moves to a higher plan is charged the difference from that day.
- A downgrade takes effect at the renewal date, so the current period is kept.
What Komashi tracks, and what stays in your processes.
Komashi keeps the plan, the billing and the subscription. The maintenance itself is planned and delivered by your team.
- Scheduling and completing the maintenance work stays in your own tools.
- A new subscription shows as waiting for its first payment until that payment is settled.
- Bank transfer and cash count as paid only after admin approval.
Komashi packages the plan and keeps billing and subscriptions organized. Scheduling and completing maintenance work, and handling service requests, stay in your own tools and processes.