Displayed at checkout and on invoices, and as the label of the price on your product page. Typically says how often it bills: Monthly, Yearly, Lifetime. A name of just 0 is refused when you save.

An internal description, not shown to customers. Used as the price's label when it has no name.

The amount, and its currency. Paddle shows visitors in other countries an equivalent in their currency.

Recurring (billed every Billing Cycle), Non-Recurring (paid once for the Expiry Period), Lifetime (paid once, never ends) or Fixed Date (paid once, until Expires On).

For a recurring price: how often Paddle charges, as a number of days, weeks, months or years. Each charge buys access for one cycle.

For a recurring price: a period at the start of each new Paddle subscription before the Base Price is charged. The trial is free unless it has a Trial Price. Buying the price gives access for the trial period; each renewal after it gives a Billing Cycle. Leave the number empty for no trial; emptying it removes the trial from Paddle when you save.

The trial's transaction and the access it grants have not yet been checked in the sandbox (AGENTS.md, "Needs the sandbox", item 4; demo-paddlesubs TEST-PLAN.md, tests 22a-22j). Resolve this remark once they have.

For a recurring price with a Trial Period: what the customer pays for the trial, such as an introductory price for the first year. Leave it empty, or 0, for a free trial. It is in the Base Price's currency. Prices for other countries are set on the price in Paddle; PaddleSubs keeps them when you save. A paid trial always asks for a payment method.

For a Non-Recurring price: how long the access lasts.

For a Fixed Date price: the date access ends, whenever it is bought.

Whether the amount Includes Tax or Excludes Tax, follows your Paddle Account Default, or depends on the Customer's Location, as Paddle decides for the country of the checkout.

As for products: Standard or Custom, and Active or Archived. Only active standard prices are offered on your site. A custom price can belong to a standard product: the product's page then shows only its standard prices, and you sell the custom one with a payment link or an invoice.