Your 4-Week Meal Plan could be a ₹499 sale or a free download that grows your email list. You choose on the Product tab, and you can switch later.
This is the price your buyers pay you for this product, in rupees. It has nothing to do with your Zorcha plan or what you pay Zorcha.
Choose Free or Paid
Go to Products, open your product and stay on the Product tab.
Scroll to Pricing and pick one:
- Free: people get the product without paying. - Paid: people buy it with a single payment.
A free product still goes through a short checkout. The buyer enters their email and mobile number and taps Get for free. No payment is taken. You get their email and number, and they get the files straight away.
Add payout details before you pick Paid
The first time you click Paid, Zorcha asks for your payout details with Set up payouts. Click Go to payouts, fill in Beneficiary Details (name, phone, address and PAN) as described in Set up and verify your payout account, then come back and pick Paid.
You don't have to wait for approval. Once your beneficiary details are saved, you can set a price and publish straight away, even before you add your bank account or Cashfree approves it.
While payouts aren't active, the Pricing card shows what's left: Finish payout setup if you still need to add your bank account, or Payouts pending approval while Cashfree checks it. Approval usually takes 1 to 2 hours.
Until then, your product page shows the price with a greyed-out Available soon button, so people can see the product but can't pay yet. Sales start on their own once your payouts are approved, the next time you open Zorcha; you don't need to publish again.
Enter your price
With Paid selected, type the amount in rupees, such as 499.
Leave the currency set to ₹ (INR).
Prices are whole rupees, from ₹1 upward. If the amount isn't valid when you publish, you'll see "Enter a valid price." under the field.
The currency menu lists other currencies, but checkout only accepts rupees today. A product priced in another currency can't be bought: the buyer gets an error when they tap the buy button.
See what buyers see
Your price appears on the buy button next to its text, for example Buy Now ₹499. A free product shows FREE there instead.
At checkout, buyers see the price, a Subtotal, any GST lines and Total due, then pay by UPI or card with the Pay button. If GST applies to your account, it can be added on top, so Total due may be higher than your price. If you've attached discount codes to the product, buyers can enter one under Add promotion code (see Product settings). The How buyers pay guide walks through that screen.
Change the price later
On a draft, your new price saves on its own. On a live product, click Update to put the new price on the page.
Next, add other products to your product page with the upsells guide, or publish with Create and publish a digital product.
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