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Payment types in Superset

When creating a payment offer, you can choose between recurring, one-time, or installments

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Written by Noah Cracknell
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You must first connect your Stripe account to accept payment through Superset.

Recurring payments

Use this when you want clients to be billed automatically on a schedule.

  • Price: set the recurring amount.

  • Type: choose weekly or monthly.

  • Interval: how often it repeats (e.g., every month, every 3 months).

  • Stripe will bill the client automatically at each interval.

πŸ’‘ Best for: ongoing coaching or memberships.

One-time payments

Use this when you want clients to pay upfront for a single service.

  • Price: set the total amount.

  • Client is charged once at checkout.

  • No future charges will be applied.

πŸ’‘ Best for: challenges, specialty programs, or stand-alone offers.

Installments

Use this when you want to split a larger payment into multiple parts.

  • Amount per payment: set the recurring installment amount.

  • Number of installments: set how many times the client will be billed.

  • Stripe bills the client automatically until all installments are complete.

πŸ’‘ Best for: higher-ticket programs where clients prefer smaller payments over time.

πŸ‘‰ All three payment types are created in the same place: go to the Clients tab β†’ select a client β†’ Create a payment offer, then choose the option that fits best.

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