Pricing
Rabisu gives you the product cost (USD). You set the customer sell price.
How is the price calculated?
- If a fixed sell price exists, it is used directly.
- Otherwise: cost + markup → WHMCS exchange rate → rounding.
The rules are on the Addons > Rabisu Bayi > Pricing tab.
Rabisu discount tier
Rabisu may put you in a discount tier (for example Gold 20%). Then:
- The catalog shows your discounted purchase price. The list price is struck through. Your tier is shown above the catalog.
- On your Rabisu invoices, the covered product line is discounted: new orders, renewals and upgrades.
- Your sell prices are still calculated from the list price. The discount adds to your profit.
- To lower your prices, use markup rules or a fixed sell price.
- The profit report and the Rabisu Services tab use the discounted purchase amount.
Markup rules
- In Markup Rules, pick the scope: all products, a group or a product.
- Pick the calculation type: percent (%) or fixed amount (USD).
- Enter the value and rounding.
- Click Add Rule.
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Priority | The most specific rule wins: product > group > all products |
| Rounding | None, integer, end in .99, end in .00. Always rounds up. |
| Also apply to setup fee | On by default. If off, the markup is not added to the setup fee. |
If you enter a negative markup, the module warns about selling at a loss.
Fixed sell price
Use the Fixed Selling Price section to set a product's price manually.
- Select the product, currency and billing cycle.
- Enter the price. Enter 0 to make it free.
- Click Add Fixed Price.
A fixed price skips markup and exchange rate. The module warns if the price is below cost.
Refreshing prices
Prices update automatically when you add or delete a rule. Use Refresh Prices Now only when:
- The WHMCS exchange rate changed.
- The automatic update failed.
This does not touch existing customer services.
Existing customers
- New orders always use the current price.
- Passing an increase to existing services is your decision. See Price Increases.