Recurring payments
Collect repeat payments for subscriptions, memberships, installments, retainers, and ongoing services.
Launch quickly from your dashboard with no code, or build fully custom billing flows through the API
Get notified on subscription changes, successful charges, failed payments, and cancellations.
Create pricing plans with different amounts and intervals. Enroll customers in the right plan from your dashboard or via API
Set a maximum number of charges for installment plans or time-bound subscriptions. Billing stops automatically when the limit is reached.
Recurring payments let you charge on schedule, reduce follow-up, and build a steadier revenue stream.
When a card expires or changes, send your customer a secure link to update their details. Their subscription continues without interruption.
Charge hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, biannually, or annually. Set the interval that matches how your business bills.
Customers authorize their card once. Every charge after that happens automatically on schedule.
Have more questions? Get answers on our User Manual or contact sales
Create a plan from your dashboard, set the billing amount and interval, and publish a subscription page. When a customer subscribes with their card, Paystack charges them automatically on each due date. You can track renewals and failures from your dashboard.
Recurring charges currently work with card payments. Your customer authorizes their card once, and all future charges happen automatically on the schedule you set.
Yes. Developers can build custom billing flows using the API, saved authorizations, and webhooks. This gives your team full control over how subscriptions are created, managed, and synced with your product.
Send them a secure link to update their card details. Once updated, future charges continue on the same subscription without starting over.
Yes. Set a maximum number of charges for installment plans or time-bound billing. Once the limit is reached, the subscription ends automatically.
Paystack notifies you of failed charges through your dashboard and via webhooks. You can retry the charge, reach out to the customer, or send them a card update link.
Customers can reach out to you to cancel. You manage cancellations from your dashboard or programmatically through the API.
Your dashboard shows active subscriptions, renewal history, failed payments, and total recurring revenue. Export to CSV anytime for reporting.
