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Anyone Selling a One-Time Service via Fluentcart?

I plan to sell a service (me doing something for someone), could be a short coding, a video session, or similar. Does anyone sell this (non-physical and non-digital) via FluentCart? How do you manage that?

David Churchill

I'd just use the Digital Product option, but you could also use a Form (FluentForms) with payment options - it would allow you to collect additional data, send emails to you and the person buying the service.

AndrΓ© Daus

David ChurchillΒ thanks. I already use FluentCart for my plugins. But I now have the need to sell a separate one-time service. So, I am looking to use what I already have in place.

Digital product was my first idea, too. I am just curious how others have dealt with it.

David Scurlock

Currently, I am using fluent forms but I am wondering if form payments are really that professional.

AndrΓ© Daus

David ScurlockΒ it depends. If you need to accept payments, forms are just one type of technology. You can design that sloppy or professionally.

A shop system doesn’t make selling more professional. It’s just a different type of tech.

I sell licenses, and FluentCart can create them easily.

Nathan Foley

I have just intergrated something for someone, you can see it here this is an earlier proof of concept https://share.techarticles.co.uk/yAuN9Gez

this uses a plugin I plan on releasing Post Access Manager for FluentCart and an addon I built for this development the FC redirect part, it redirects purchases to a post/ page / that is protected to allow on boarding only once a purchase has been made, they then use the 7 day expiry option in post access manager to remove the access every 7 days from purchase

in there case it was two things logo and brand design and also consulting calls, I wasn't going to use fluentcart for this I already have a post access manager for surecart plugin and was going touse that but they said paddle was a must so we went with fluentcart in the end