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Add an annual billing option to our pricing page

Pricing page is monthly-only today. KB notes that annual is the top churn-survey request, and Stripe annual price IDs already exist.

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Context

Pricing page is monthly-only today. KB notes that annual is the top churn-survey request, and Stripe annual price IDs already exist.

Implementation steps

  • Add a billing-cycle toggle to the pricing card
  • Reuse existing Stripe price IDs; no new payment plumbing

Files modified

components/PricingCard.tsx api/pricing/plans hooks/usePlanSelection

Risks and notes

  • Annual Stripe price IDs already provisioned — no new API keys needed.
  • Toggle must not affect existing monthly subscribers mid-cycle.
  • Risk level: 🟢 Low. No schema migrations required.

Verification steps

  • PricingCard toggle renders correctly for monthly and annual
  • Checkout E2E passes with annual selection
  • Existing monthly subscribers unaffected

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Summary

  • Added a monthly/annual billing toggle to PricingCard, defaulting to monthly with a 20% discount badge on annual.
  • Reused existing Stripe annual price IDs via usePlanSelection hook. No schema migrations or new API keys needed.
  • All existing monthly subscription flows are unaffected. Toggle state resets on page reload.

2 files changed

components/PricingCard.tsx hooks/usePlanSelection.ts

How to verify

  • Toggle between monthly and annual on /pricing — prices update correctly
  • Checkout flow completes with annual plan selected
  • Run yarn test -- PricingCard to confirm unit tests pass
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Add annual billing option to pricing page

#1287
Open meetandy-ai opened this pull request 2 minutes ago · 3 commits · wants to merge into main
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Adds a billing-cycle toggle (monthly / annual) to the pricing card. Annual selection applies a 20% discount badge and uses the existing Stripe annual price IDs.

Changes

  • components/PricingCard.tsx — billing toggle UI and conditional price display
  • hooks/usePlanSelection.ts — selected billing period state
  • __tests__/PricingCard.test.tsx — unit tests for toggle and price rendering

Test plan

  • Toggle renders at /pricing, prices update on switch
  • Checkout E2E passes with annual plan selected
  • Existing monthly subscribers unaffected
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Add an annual billing option to our pricing page
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