Why Do We Have Recurring Every 30 Days?
I was just wondering about this, why is it that we have recurring memberships every 30 days instead of a shorter period of time like every week?
Who was it that decided 30 days was the 'norm' for recurring memberships, has anyone ever tried doing recurring memberships every 7 days instead through their own merchant account? If so, did it work as well as every 30 days did?
I would imagine you could probably setup a 7 day recurring membership for around $10-$15 and it would still rebill as well as a monthly recurring and make more profit in the long run also.
What are your folks thoughts on this, why is 30 days the norm for recurring memberships?
Regards,
Lee
Think like Your Consumer...
Very good question - I had this very issue this week with a client...
One of the main reasons is simply because of the consumer - if the same 7-day recurring charge shows up four times on one credit card statement for the consumer, it can cause alarm.
Chargebacks increase simply because some members freak out and think they are being scammed.
Multiple charges at the same price from the same company....ick.