The product's name, shown on your pages, in the checkout, on invoices and in emails. A name of just 0 is refused when you save.

A short, unique name for the product, used in its web address and to name it in content tags such as {psprice gold-membership}. Leave it empty to make one from the name, as Joomla does for an article's alias; whatever you type is turned into lowercase letters, numbers and hyphens when you save. No two products can have the same slug, in either environment.

Shown under the name on your pages and in the checkout. A description of just 0 is refused when you save.

The Joomla access level allowed to see the product on your site. Products a visitor can't see aren't listed, and their page can't be opened. Use it for products only some customers may buy, such as an upgrade for existing members.

The product category it is listed in.

What a purchase grants, and what a second purchase does: Access: another purchase adds time (stacking) (a second purchase continues where current access ends), Access: every purchase starts now or Licenses per site (every purchase is a license with seats, set up on the License Policy tab).

The level the product belongs to, if any. The product grants the level's groups as well as its own.

A picture of the product, for the product cards and the product page on your site and for Paddle's checkout. Choose one from the media manager or enter a full address. PaddleSubs sends Paddle the full address of an image on your site, so the site must be reachable from the internet, over HTTPS, for Paddle's checkout to show it.

Use a square image of at least 600 × 600 pixels, as Paddle recommends. Your site shows product images in a square frame, cropped to fit, so an image of another shape loses its edges but the cards still line up. Nothing stops you saving another size.

Active products can be bought; Archived ones can't, and aren't listed on your site. Existing customers keep their access.

Standard for products in your catalog. Custom for a product made for one deal: Paddle leaves it out of its catalog, and your site never shows it. You sell it with a payment link or an invoice, and its purchases are granted like any other.

What kind of product it is for tax purposes, such as Standard digital goods, SaaS, eBooks or Training services. Paddle charges tax by it. Selected category must be approved in Paddle Billing before use.

Groups added to the customer when an Access Subscription to the product starts. Changing it needs the Assign user groups permission. Groups of Super Users aren't offered.

Groups taken away when an Access Subscription to the product ends, unless another active Access Subscription of the customer's still grants them. Put a group in both lists for access that lasts only while paid.