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[Write-up] Donation - Also called as Pay what you want model

Pay What You Want Payment Model Setup


Overview

The Pay What You Want payment model allows customers to choose how much they would like to pay for a class, with optional minimum and maximum contribution limits.


Step 1: Create a Class with the Pay What You Want Payment Model


  1. Navigate to Classes → Upcoming Classes.
  2. Click Create Class.
  3. Under the Payments section, you will see the following options:
    • Standard
    • Pay What You Want
    • Free
  1. Select Pay What You Want.
  2. Complete the remaining class setup and save the class.


Note: Classes configured with the Pay What You Want payment model can only be associated with Pay What You Want plans.




Step 2: Create a Pay What You Want Plan


  1. Navigate to: Studio Info → Plans and Pricing
  2. Click Create New Plan.
  3. Select the appropriate Service.
  4. Under Payment Model, choose Pay What You Want.
  5. Configure the plan settings.
  6. Optionally, set a Minimum Amount for contributions.
  7. Finish creating the plan.



Associating Classes with the Plan



When creating or editing the Pay What You Want plan:


  1. Select the class that was created using the Pay What You Want payment model.
  2. Only classes configured as Pay What You Want will be available for selection.


Important Limitation:


  • Regular classes that use the Standard payment model or Free payment modelcannot be associated with a Pay What You Want plan.
  • If a class is configured as Pay What You Want, the associated plan must also use the Pay What You Want payment model.
  • A Pay What You Want plan can only be linked to classes that are also configured with the Pay What You Want payment model.

Step 3: Configure Pricing


After creating the plan:

  1. Create pricing to the plan.
  2. You can configure:
    • Minimum Amount (optional)
    • Maximum Amount (optional)
  1. Save the pricing configuration.


This allows studentss to contribute within the specified range or above the minimum amount if no maximum is set.



Updated on: 02/06/2026

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