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# Fixed pricing structure

# Overview

The **Fixed pricing structure** is the simplest way to price a product: each unit has a fixed cost, and the total charge scales linearly with the quantity purchased.

**Use fixed pricing when:**

* Each unit of your product has a consistent price
* Customers are billed upfront for the exact number of units purchased
* You don't need packages, tiers, or usage-based calculationsns

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# How fixed pricing works

With fixed pricing:

* Define a **unit price** for the product
* Multiply by the **quantity purchased**
* Generate a single invoice or checkout session for the total amount

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# Examples

## Tiered plans

Each plan is a separate product or price with its own flat amount. Customers pick **one plan**, which includes a set of features.

```typescript
Products:
├── Pro Plan
│   ├── Price: $29/month
│   └── Price: $290/year
├── Enterprise Plan
│   ├── Price: $99/month
│   └── Price: $990/year
```

## Unit-based pricing

Charge a fixed amount per unit, optionally with included units or add-ons.

```typescript
Product: Team Seats
Base: 5 seats included, $50/month
Extra seats: $10 per seat

Customer orders 7 seats:
Total = $50 + (2 × $10) = $70/month
```

> Charge a fixed price for each unit of a product or service.