We would like the ability to require a customer to sign up for a minimum of 3 months

Hi, I am running WooCommerce Subscription. And for every 6th order (one per month) for a client, I would like to discount their order with 100% Automatically so that it does not go through the payment gateway.

Possible?

In WC Subscriptions there's no option to add a refundable security deposit. Doing some research I see quite a few people looking for this and I really need it myself.

It would be great if we could customize the yearly subscription renewal to the 1st of the next month of purchase. This way we would only have one day in per month where renewals would be made. Much easier to handle that way.

When a subscription order has failed, the subscriptions administration page shows the date of the failed subscription as the Last Order Date, and includes the failed order in the Number of Orders. This is misleading.

It would be super useful to be able to set late fees. This is especially for those of us that use it for property/equipment rentals. but this would be useful for many different products/services that need to be paid on time or have a consequence.

Example: A % or $ fee is automatically added to the recurring order if order is not paid within 10 days from its creation.

It is too easy to delete a subscription with no confirmation pop up when you click the "Move to Trash" link on the edit subscription page. Please consider moving it to the drop down list just above it and have a pop up confirmation. Background: when I clicked the link by accident, it immediately deleted the subscription. Even though I clicked "Undo", it would not allow me to activate it again so I had to set it up again manually. I would appreciate it if you could add a protection against this. Thanks!

Right now for virtual goods, downloadable file we have option to qdd files. All files added are visible to new subsribers.

Idea is to enable option that only active subsribers see new files, and every new subsriber cant see past files.

That way we can drip content over email, and for example have bundle of all files on the end of the year as one product.

Its logical if we have pdf reports, magaxines etc that people should see only versions for which they subsribed.

Currently the subscription plugin can grant the customer the membership[ associated with the subscription product at initial purchase. It would be very helpful to have the renewals check the product again and grant the customer the membership associated at that time. For example a customer buys in January and gets the January membership. I change the membership associated with the product in February to the February membership. Then when the customers renewal processes it adds the customer to the February membership automatically. In this way, the customer always gets access to the months for which he has paid.

In woocomerce subscriptions, some subscriptions (with for examle the same price) are grouped together in the My Account page. As for grouped simple products, these can be changed seperately, but Grouped Variable products CANNOT BE CHANGED SEPERATELY. That is quite confusing and not workable for the customer. Please add this feature, thank you.

WooCommerce doesn't update VAT/tax rates on recurring invoices if the VAT rate has changed since the original purchase. VAT rate changes happen quite often (especially in EU countries) and the current set-up leaves sellers having to manually update individual subscriptions if there is a change of tax rate. This is borderline bug territory.

At the moment if you have a subscription, you can't delete the payment method - this means there is no way to update a credit card expiry date if the credit card number is not changing since the Woocommerce Bambora plugin only allows add and delete but no edit function for the saved credit cards. As a vendor I get no value for a customer having an expired credit card on the subscription - we now have to do these manually after multiple customer interactions

I know you can set up subscriptions to have a certain length, but it would be nice to have open-ended subscriptions but have a way for the user, when signing up, to specify they would like it to cancel after xx months/renewals. That way you give them the flexibility up front and don't have to create a bunch of separate subscription products with canned intervals.

I do realize that many wouldn't want or use this option, as you want the customer to just keep renewing, but there are use cases where this customer friendly up-front option may prove more customer-centric.

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I would like a bool filter to be able to override if a renewal order is generated/prepared.

Ideally it would come at the very beginning of WCSubscriptionsManager::prepare_renewal(), such as:

public static function preparerenewal( $subscriptionid ) {

if ( ! apply_filters( 'prepare_renewal', true, $subscription_id ) ) return null;

...

}

I have found a way to do this already, but it is not as clean or maintainable as it would be if there were a filter.

Thanks for the consideration

Would be nice to have the ability to add a recurring discount that is not a coupon code.
The discount is applied in the background and will be added to the cart the same way a recurring fee is added.
The up side of such a discount is that it doesn't require generating a coupon code, which many times leaks and gets exploited.

Currently changing a subscription is cumbersome to say the least. Four to five page click-throughs is unwieldy. Changing a subscription IMHO should only trigger a checkout process if money is owed. We have a monthly product subscription where customers frequently want to change their product variation. Having to do a complete checkout in this context is CRAZY. Horrible UX. Ideal scenario would be offering a method to simply select the variation right within the account section.

We think the checkout process for changing subscriptions is super cumbersome*. Something that would make it easier to customize would be adding a body class like "switch-sub" so we could target specific elements, to hide what isn't relevant. (The class could also be applied to the same line where the product ID is written.)

*The whole checkout process doesn't apply in our context where most customers need to simply change a product variation to be shipped monthly.