About subscription in spark

@warrance This exact scenario is covered in the Spark documentation: https://spark.laravel.com/docs/1.0/billing#constraining-access-to-plans

@martinbean Thanks for the reply. I do understand about the billing containing access to plans, maybe I'm not explaining clear enough on my situation. Is easy to control if i set the plan to example Plan A limit 5 user, and Plan B is 10 user, so when signup for Plan A i can control my system to allow them only to register 5 user account under my own application level outside of spark to use the Task Application.

But in my case is quite different, I'm actually wan them to signup whichever number of User they would like to and the total billing is count per number of user, example $5 per user, if they sign up and choose 6 user then total bill will be $30. Then i will limit the Spark user account to be able to create only up to 6 user in the application level to be able to access to the Task application.

Something like business google apps account subscription.

@warrence In that case, you want to set a “quantity” when subscribing a user to a plan. You’d have a plan that’s $5, and then set the quantity to how many “seats” the user has.

There’s a description of how to do this under the “Team Events” heading here: https://spark.laravel.com/docs/1.0/teams

@martinbean, thanks for your reply.

How do i link it to billing so that every month it will bill $30 for 6 user?

@warrence If you set the quantity, Stripe will collect the correct amount on each subscription interval.

@martinbean when i try checkPlanEligibilityUsing(),but i get error 'Call to undefined method'. what should i do to resolve this problem? thanks

Hey there is already an example for per user subscription

https://gist.github.com/dillinghamio/7f3b776e0ff1007cc877d63d6aaee10d