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How to Hide Total Payment Plan Cost on the Enroll Form

Don't want to show the total cost to customers? Hide it on one or more Payment Plans

Written by Serena Edwards
Updated over 3 months ago

If you don't want to show the total cost on a Payment Plan or if you'd like to display it again once hidden, you can easily toggle it on or off for one or more Payment Plans. The visibility setting can be found in the Payment Plan settings. There are two ways to get to the Payment Plan settings:

  1. Enrollment Period settings

    Under your Enrollment Period (or whatever you call specific periods or semesters), you will see a clipboard/money icon (V2 billing only). Click that to manage your payment plans.

    manage payment plans in Enrollment Period in Enrollsy

    manage payment plans in Enrollment Period in Enrollsy

  2. Program settings

    Open the editor of one (or more) Programs:

    program editor in Enrollsy

    Under Pricing, you will see a +/- Add/Remove Payment Plan. Click that to open up your Payment Plans.

    how to access payment plans in the program editor in Enrollsy

Once you are in your Payment Plan settings, you will see a list of the Payment Plans already created under the headings: "Scheduled," "Installments," and "Subscription."

To edit one of these, follow these steps.

  1. Click on the cog icon and pencil icon.

  2. Then scroll down to the Visibility section

  3. Use the switch to toggle between hiding or showing the total Payment Plan cost.

The Visibility button looks like this:

The "Hide Total Payment Plan Cost on the Enroll Form" switch allows you to control the visibility of the total cost on the Payment Plan. When enabled, it hides the total cost for the selected Payment Plan, and when disabled, it ensures the total cost is visible to enrollees (see screenshot below).

How "Hide Total Payment Plan Cost" Looks on the Enroll Form

The following screenshot shows how the Enroll Form will look to Customers with the Payment Plan total cost hidden. Only the number of payments will be shown. Customers can still click on the payments to see the dates and amounts of all payments (without a total shown).

If the total cost is made visible, enrollees will see a detailed breakdown of the payment plan across the enrollment form, including the total, individual payment amounts, and schedule, providing them with a comprehensive view of their financial commitment.

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