INTERACTIVE / OFFER TIMELINE
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Planline · Offer Timeline
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Offer A
$1,200
cash paid during 6 months
- Due initially
- $200
- Recurring payments cover
- 6 months
Offer B
$900
cash paid during 6 months
- Due initially
- $900
- Recurring payments cover
- 6 months
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Enter a recurring payment and the months it covers. Add any separate monthly service fee and one-time initial fee. The tool assumes all payments begin in month one and renew unchanged, with no missed payments or refunds.
It does not model promotional months, interest, financing, taxes, insurance changes, partial months or variable prescriptions. It does not determine how long treatment is appropriate.
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For a recurring payment P every T months over a window of H months, recurring cash paid is P × ceil(H ÷ T). Add H monthly service fees and one initial fee. Paid-for recurring periods cover T × ceil(H ÷ T) months. Amounts are rounded to cents before calculation.
Read monthly equivalents versus advance payments or separate membership and medication fees for examples with context.