Standard subscription
Standard subscriptions are the most common and straightforward type of subscription. A customer subscribes to a product, and it’s delivered to them on a regular schedule — for example, every 2 weeks or once a month. You receive payments on the same recurring cycle. Standard subscriptions offer convenience for customers and provide predictable revenue for your business.
Coffee beans: Weekly delivery of fresh coffee beans
Pet care food: Monthly supply of pet food
Skincare: Bi-weekly shipment of skincare essentials
Essential vitamins: Monthly multivitamin packs
Once the subscription is active, everything runs automatically unless the customer chooses to pause, edit, or cancel it. Loop subscription allows you to set up standard subscriptions on your store with ease.
Setting up a standard subscription in Loop
Use case of a standard subscription
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Follow these steps to complete the process.
Navigate to Loop > Acquire > Selling plans > Create selling plan.
Fill in the necessary selling plan details and click on Save.
Click here to learn more about selling plans.
Once the selling plan is created, we need to map products to the selling plan.
Note: The selling plan details are shown on the subscription widget if the widget installation is complete. If not, click here to learn more about how to install the subscription widget.
Configure the selling plan availability settings based on the specific use case requirements.
A merchant wants to offer a 10% discount on a product for users who purchase and subscribe to it at a defined frequency. Once subscribed, the recurring orders will be scheduled as per the settings configured in the system.
Before implementing, we need to make sure these things are in place as discussed in the above steps.
A selling plan should be created with the applicable discount configured.
The required products must be mapped to the selling plan.
The Loop widget should be installed.
Follow these steps to complete the process.
User navigates to the store, searches for the desired product.
Click on the Subscribe button visible in the widget section, select the required frequency, add the subscription to the cart, and complete the checkout process to purchase the product.
Based on the purchase, a subscription is created in Loop and details of that can be accessed from both the admin and customer logins. Recurring orders will be automatically placed through the Loop app, and the user will continue to receive the products at the selected frequency intervals.
Here are some related articles that may offer additional insight and context.
Map products to selling plan
Troubleshoot widget issues
Subscription overview
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If you have any questions or need assistance, feel free to email us at support@loopwork.co or chat with us using the support beacon at the bottom right of your screen.
Regards,
Loop Subscriptions Team 🙂
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Examples of standard subscriptions include
Coffee beans: Weekly delivery of fresh coffee beans
Pet care food: Monthly supply of pet food
Skincare: Bi-weekly shipment of skincare essentials
Essential vitamins: Monthly multivitamin packs
Once the subscription is active, everything runs automatically unless the customer chooses to pause, edit, or cancel it. Loop subscription allows you to set up standard subscriptions on your store with ease.
In this article
Setting up a standard subscription in Loop
Use case of a standard subscription
Related articles
Need help?
Setting up a standard subscription in Loop
Follow these steps to complete the process.
Navigate to Loop > Acquire > Selling plans > Create selling plan.
Fill in the necessary selling plan details and click on Save.
Click here to learn more about selling plans.
Once the selling plan is created, we need to map products to the selling plan.
Note: The selling plan details are shown on the subscription widget if the widget installation is complete. If not, click here to learn more about how to install the subscription widget.
Configure the selling plan availability settings based on the specific use case requirements.
Use case of a standard subscription
Problem statement
A merchant wants to offer a 10% discount on a product for users who purchase and subscribe to it at a defined frequency. Once subscribed, the recurring orders will be scheduled as per the settings configured in the system.
Prerequisites
Before implementing, we need to make sure these things are in place as discussed in the above steps.
A selling plan should be created with the applicable discount configured.
The required products must be mapped to the selling plan.
The Loop widget should be installed.
Use case testing
Follow these steps to complete the process.
User navigates to the store, searches for the desired product.
Click on the Subscribe button visible in the widget section, select the required frequency, add the subscription to the cart, and complete the checkout process to purchase the product.
Based on the purchase, a subscription is created in Loop and details of that can be accessed from both the admin and customer logins. Recurring orders will be automatically placed through the Loop app, and the user will continue to receive the products at the selected frequency intervals.
Related articles
Here are some related articles that may offer additional insight and context.
Map products to selling plan
Troubleshoot widget issues
Subscription overview
Need help?
No worries — we're here for you!
If you have any questions or need assistance, feel free to email us at support@loopwork.co or chat with us using the support beacon at the bottom right of your screen.
Regards,
Loop Subscriptions Team 🙂
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Updated on: 08/06/2025
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