We've completely redesigned the process of defining plan prices in the Stigg app, and have extended it to support more advanced use cases.

The new configuration allows you to define the plan price using a recurring fixed fee (referred to in the Stigg app as a "base charge"), based on feature usage, or by a combination of both.

Usage-based charges can be billed in advance (i.e. seats), or according to actual consumption (pay-as-you-go, i.e. compute time).

1. When a plan's price is composed of more than one charge, the plan's price in the Stigg pricing table widget will appear with a "Starts at" indication, and the actual value will be composed of a sum of the base charge (if exists) and all of the usage-based charges with in-advance commitments.

2. In the new customer portal widget version, customers can see all of the charges that they're paying for in the "Subscription overview" section, as well as see an indication for paid usage under the "Usage" section.

Stigg's integration with Stripe also supports these new use cases and allows customers to be billed for all of the charges in the same invoice.

The new configuration allows to you move from a pricing that's based on one billable metric to one that's based on multiple metrics with no-code.

Multiple billable metric pricing is supported by the Stigg Node.js SDK v2.10.3, Stigg Python SDK v0.493.0, Stigg Ruby SDK v0.493.0, Stigg JavaScript SDK v2.9.2, Stigg React SDK v3.0.0, Stigg Vue.js SDK v2.0.0, Stigg Embed SDK v3.0.0 or later.