Setting up flat rate + per seat product in Stripe/Firebase - firebase

How would I create a product in Stripe that has a flat rate plus a per seat fee?
For example, $99 a month plus $9/member.
Thank you for your help

Related

How to only calculate VAT over profits with Quaderno + Woocommerce

I use Quaderno to calculate the VAT over the digital products I sell in my webshop.
However since a short while I have two types of products, one that I buy and sell myself which requires the full VAT to be calculated over the full price.
The second are a marketplace type products, where I pay out 80% to the seller, and keep 20% myself as profit. I use a Woocommerce panel for this (WCFM).
However for the second product, the VAT is still being calculated over the full price. This results in me paying more VAT than I actually earn on the Commission (since I only earn 20%). In this case I only have to pay VAT over the 20% that I take as commission, but I don't know how to configure this.
I assume a specific calculator code would work here but I'm stumped. Hope anyone has some advice!

Woocommerce Analytics: Total Sale or Gross Sale per category

I am trying to get the total sale per category. Not Net sale, but total sale or Gross sale. Meaning product price times number of sales including tax and shipping. I can get total sale for the whole store and net sale per category. But not total sale or gross sale per category.
If this is not possible in analytics then a simple code might be a solution, just to print it out because I only need this info one time.
Thanks for any help, Fredrik.

Woocommerce and Gravity Forms problem with deliveries

It's been a week since I'm trying to resolve this, and I'm just stuck. Please help :)
Here is the problem: I have a website with catering services, that are delivered every day to the clients. It's done using wordpress, gravity forms + addons (woocommerce and perk plugins with calendar and conditional pricing) with complicated conditional logic as the meals have different calories and so on. It's only one product, but it's coming from Gravity Forms itself. The form is calculating the number of days as a hidden field and I want to calculate the delivery cost by multiplying the number of days, that the Client placed the order for by the flat rate cost of a particular delivery zone in woocommerce (3 zones with different delivery costs in total). Let's say the cost of the delivery to one City is $5 and the order is placed for 10 meals, meaning 10 deliveries with fresh meal every day - so I want the delivery cost to be $5*10 = $50 for that order. I tried to achieve this with Gravity Perks- not possible, with Woocommerce Addon for Gravity Forms- it's possible to override the number of items ordered, but not the delivery cost itself... and I'm out of ideas :(
Does anybody have any clue how to achieve this?
Huge Thanks and a big beer in advance :)

How to define payment gateway based custom price per product in WooCommerce?

I want to set custom price per product based on selected payment gateway. For an example:
Cash price - 1000
Visa Master - 1100
PayPal - 1250
Likewise I want to show different price based on selected payment gateway. Also, I want to show lowest price as starting price for particular product when browsing the website.
Currently I have define the upper limit price and giving discount based on the selected payment method. But I don't like that way because when browsing it is showing the upper limit price instead of lowest price for users who are browsing. As this this example it is showing 1250 for user's who are browsing the website. Instead 1250 I want to show starting at 1000.
Hope you can help me out on this.
Thanks in advance
Use woo discount rules, with product adjusment

Flat rate shipping with max limit - WooCommerce

I'm using some different flat rate shipping classes in WooCommerce. For example I'm adjusting the shipping cost with
1*[qty]
2*[qty]
I need to add a roof price. If for example a customer buys 10 of one product I want the shipping cost to be for example 5 euro.
I think it would be good enough to use a global max-shipping cost.
I'm sure I have seen it somewhere but I cannot find it now.

Resources