Introduction
Plan prices are set in your default currency. Aikeedo converts them when a payment gateway charges in another currency, and when it adds up revenue, such as MRR, from orders in several currencies. Rates come from two places:- A rate provider, a service that keeps rates up to date automatically, such as CurrencyAPI.
- Custom rates, fixed rates you set yourself for particular currencies.
The Exchange page
Go to Settings → Finance → Exchange.- Rate providers lists the installed providers. The one you use is marked In use. Click a provider to enter its settings, such as an API key.
- Custom rates shows the currencies you have set a rate for. Hover over a currency to see its rate. Click Manage custom rates to change them.
Custom rates
Custom rates are useful when you want to charge a fixed rate in a local currency, or when no provider covers a currency.- Go to Settings → Finance → Exchange and click Manage custom rates. Set custom rates under Settings → Billing opens the same page.
- Click Add currency and choose a currency.
- Enter how many units of it equal 1 USD. Rates are always per 1 USD, even if your default currency isn’t USD. If you use a rate provider, its current rate is shown under the field for comparison.
- Click Save changes.
How conversion works
- When neither currency has a custom rate, the provider’s rate is used.
- When either has one, both are converted through USD, using the custom rate where there is one and the provider’s rate for the other.
- Without a provider, only USD and the currencies with a custom rate are converted. Any other currency is treated as equal to USD, one to one.
Related Guides
- Billing Overview - Default currency and other billing settings
- CurrencyAPI - Set up the CurrencyAPI rate provider
- Currency Rate Provider - Build a provider plugin
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