Plans and consumption for the same plan but diferent PeriodicityType

[pixsolution]

Hello! I'm reading your doc to create plans https://github.com/lucasdotvin/laravel-soulbscription?ref=madewithlaravel.com#creating-plans and you give an example to create a monthly plan, but what happens if the same plan has Quarterly and Annual PeriodicityType? how would I do it in that case?

$gold = Plan::create([
            'name'             => 'gold',
            'periodicity_type' => PeriodicityType::Month,
            'periodicity'      => 1,
        ]);

$gold = Plan::create([
            'name'             => 'gold',
            'periodicity_type' => PeriodicityType::Month,
            'periodicity'      => 3,
        ]);

$gold = Plan::create([
            'name'             => 'gold',
            'periodicity_type' => PeriodicityType::Month,
            'periodicity'      => 12,
        ]);
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it would be like this?
And how would it work the consumption of features be in those cases?

Regards

[frknasir]

@pixsolution I think the natural solution would be to treat them as separate plans. For example, plan-a-monthly and plan-a-yearly.

[lucasdotvin]

Hey! I believe @frknasir already provided an answer with the most proper way to work in this scenario.

[bestiony]

Hey! I believe @frknasir already provided an answer with the most proper way to work in this scenario.

you did provide this in the docs :

$subscriber->subscribeTo($plan, expiration: today()->addYear());

So I wanted to know if using a monthly plan while setting the expiry to be after a year would work.