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Change Package & Price

Overview

These two actions change which plan a subscriber is on and what they pay for it:

  • Change/Add Package — move the subscriber to a different plan.
  • Overwrite Package Price — give this subscriber a custom price for their plan, different from the list price.

Required Permissions

  • Subscriber → Change Package and the price-overwrite permission.

Subscribers → (open a subscriber)Change/Add Package (header) and Other Actions ▾ → Overwrite Package Price

Change/Add Package

The Change/Add Package button opens the change-package dialog:

The Change Package dialog

FieldDescription
Current PackageShown for reference.
PackageThe new plan (searchable list).
Upgrade package amountThe pro-rated cost to switch, calculated for you.
RemarkAudit note.

Confirm to move the subscriber to the new plan; the new speed and limits take effect. Whether an invoice is adjusted depends on the site-wide Change Package With Settlement setting, and a package change never changes the expiry/due date — see Changing a Package. (For postpaid, a package change isn't done here — you deactivate and re-activate with the new plan.)

Change/Add Package may require the subscriber to be KYC / OTP / account verified first — see Notes, Messaging & Verification.

Overwrite Package Price

Other Actions ▾ → Overwrite Package Price sets a subscriber-specific price for the current plan:

FieldDescription
Current Package / Package PriceShown for reference.
Overwrite (toggle)Turn the custom price on.
Overwrite PriceThe price this subscriber pays.
RemarkAudit note.

From then on, this subscriber's renewals use the overwritten price until you change it back. (In the Recharge dialog you can also choose "Use your last price" to bill the previously-used amount for a single recharge.)

Important Notes

  • Changing the package can change speed, data and price, and may take a pro-rated payment.
  • Overwrite Package Price persists across renewals — remember it when a subscriber's renewal amount differs from the plan's list price.

Common Mistakes

  • Overwriting a price and later forgetting why the subscriber's renewals differ from everyone else's.
  • Changing package while the subscriber is unverified, when verification is required.