Level 10
I'll create a quick test app and check this out. I do know there is no indication of being on a trial though.
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Apr 13, 2017
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Level 5
Can you constrain free plans to max users?
I'm currently trying to add a FREE plan to my app that users can select when they're approaching the end of their trial:
Spark::freeTeamPlan()
->maxTeamMembers(5)
->features([
'One Location',
'Up to 5 team members',
'1 Location',
'Up to 10 tasks',
]);
But the problem is:
Firstly - It doesn't appear to show if you're on a trial:
Secondly - Switching to a free plan seems to bypass eligibility checks in Spark::checkTeamPlanEligibilityUsing() - which means that people with a LOT of team members can subscribe to the free plan.
Level 5
I've found a few other threads where people are talking about the problem of spark not considering free plans (even plans registered normally with a ->price(0) as being 'proper' plans.
Level 10
With a vanilla Spark install I set it up like this:
Spark::useStripe()->noCardUpFront()->teamTrialDays(10);
Spark::freeTeamPlan()
->maxTeamMembers(1)
->features([
'First', 'Second', 'Third'
]);
Spark::teamPlan('Basic', 'provider-id-1')
->price(10)
->features([
'First', 'Second', 'Third'
]);
And when I tried to invite another person to the team it denied me. I think it's defaulting to the free plan for the trial, so existing users on the trial are probably not under the same rules as new members.
If you create a new user under the trial can you add more than 5 users?
Level 10
I also added a plan with a price of 0 and it doesn't even show up as a plan.
Level 10
Oh interesting... if I require a card up front then the free plans show. Whether it's freeTeamPlan or price(0).
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Level 5
That's....strange. Maybe i'll have to take a look at manipulating the view logic to show them.
Thanks for checking that out!
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