# One-Time Payment

If you want to collect a one-time payment for a life-time subscription, a one-off service, or physical goods, you can do so by creating a one-time product in Stripe. Creating a product in "Stripe" is as simple as clicking "+ Product"

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Next you can set the product to One-time so the customer is only billed once. Billflow will take care of displaying that for you.

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Now that we are done creating the products, for Billflow to recognize these products as a single service we need to tag it with an "sb\_service" tag. This tag should be the same for all products(pricing plans) that are in the model. Next we tag each with a unique "sb\_tier" that corresponds to the plan. That means we have 2 unique "sb\_tier" tags for our example. 

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Finally, we go back to Billflow and refresh the "Pricing Plan" page. We should see our pricing plan pop up. 

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