📎Product metadata

The amount metadata/parameter in the data center and accounts tab is what dictates the quantity to be delivered. It is especially useful when using the automatic delivery mode as it will deliver exactly the quantity specified. For example, if you are selling subnets that come in the size of 254 ISPs, you can stack these on top of each other and the automatic mode will auto-deliver the correct subnets to the right person.

Residential Product

Onboarding a residential product
API
First metadata field
Second metadata field
Quantity metadata

Oxylabs

torchlabs_product

torchlabs_elite

data_gb

Private

torchlabs_product

torchlabs_premium

data_gb

Packet Stream

torchlabs_product

torchlabs_basic

data_gb

Smart Proxies

torchlabs_product

torchlabs_smart

data_gb

IP Royal

torchlabs_product

torchlabs_iproyal

data_gb

Brightdata

torchlabs_product

torchlabs_brightdata

data_gb

Geonode

torchlabs_product

torchlabs_geonode

data_gb

X Residential

torchlabs_product

torchlabs_planx

data_gb

Netnut

torchlabs_product

torchlabs_netnut

data_gb

More soon..

Example:

This is an example of the packet stream product. The first field input torchlabs_product (this tag helps us identify the products that you make for the proxy dashboard vs other products on your Stripe account), and the second field is torchlabs_basic which is used to identify the Packetstream API

The next example is the quantity of the actual price section. In the below example, the customer will see a product on the dashboard for 15 GB of the Killer Basic plan for $140. We use the data_gb metadata tag to identify the quantity that is required to be delivered. If this tag is incorrect then they will not get any data delivered. In the field next to the data_gb we have the actual quantity in gigabytes, in this case, 15 GB (only put the value and not the letters GB - again referring to this example, it will be just 15)

Data center Product

Adding data center products

The following metadata is used as a unique identification so that you can allocate products under the different metadata titles. The metadata names with daily/weekly / monthly are just going to be a unique identification whereas you do not need to consider their literal meaning when allocating the metadata. You can use any of the metadata names for any product.

Product
First metadata field
Second metadata field
Quantity metada

Product 1

torchlabs_product

torchlabs_datacenter_daily

amount

Product 2

torchlabs_product

torchlabs_datacenter_weekly

amount

Product 3

torchlabs_product

torchlabs_datacenter_monthly

amount

Product 4

torchlabs_product

torchlabs_datacenter_extra1

amount

Product 5

torchlabs_product

torchlabs_datacenter_extra2

amount

Product 6

torchlabs_product

torchlabs_datacenter_extra3

amount

Product 7

torchlabs_product

torchlabs_datacenter_extra4

amount

Product 8

torchlabs_product

torchlabs_datacenter_extra5

amount

Product 9

torchlabs_product

torchlabs_datacenter_extra6

amount

Product 10

torchlabs_product

torchlabs_datacenter_extra7

amount

Product 11

torchlabs_product

torchlabs_datacenter_extra8

amount

Product 12

torchlabs_product

torchlabs_datacenter_extra9

amount

Product 13

torchlabs_product

torchlabs_datacenter_extra10

amount

Product 14

torchlabs_product

torchlabs_datacenter_extra11

amount

Product 15

torchlabs_product

torchlabs_datacenter_extra12

amount

Product 16

torchlabs_product

torchlabs_datacenter_extra13

amount

Product 17

torchlabs_product

torchlabs_datacenter_extra14

amount

Product 18

torchlabs_product

torchlabs_datacenter_extra15

amount

Product 19

torchlabs_product

torchlabs_datacenter_extra16

amount

Product 20

torchlabs_product

torchlabs_datacenter_extra17

amount

Product 21

torchlabs_product

torchlabs_datacenter_extra18

amount

Product 22

torchlabs_product

torchlabs_datacenter_extra19

amount

Product 23

torchlabs_product

torchlabs_datacenter_extra20

amount

Example

This is an example of Datacenter product. The first field inputs torchlabs_product (this tag helps us identify the products that you make for the proxy dashboard vs other products on your Stripe account), and the second field is torchlabs_weekly which is used to identify a unique product.

The next example is the quantity of the actual price section. In the below example, the customer will see a product on the dashboard for 100 Killer ISPs for $300. We use the amount metadata tag to identify the quantity that is required to be delivered. If this tag is incorrect then they will not get any data delivered. In the field next to the amount we have the actual quantity in units, in this case, 100 ISPs (only put the value and not the letters ISP - again referring to this example, it will be just 100)

Account Product

With the Accounts Product, you can make up to 9 unique products (if you need more let us know!) and unlike datacenter, the metadata is all the same for all the products...we use some magic behind the scene to make it all work!

Adding account products
Product
First metadata field
Second metadata field
Quantity metadata

Product 1 - 9

torchlabs_product

torchlabs_accounts

amount

You can repeat the above metadata for up to 9 products.

Example:

This is an example of an Account product. The first field inputs torchlabs_product (this tag helps us identify the products that you make for the proxy dashboard vs other products on your Stripe account), and the second field is torchlabs_accounts which is used to identify an accounts product.

The next example is the quantity of the actual price section. In the below example, we are using the accounts tab to sell ISP subnets but you can sell whatever you want such as Gmails and FLX accounts. In our example, the customer will see a product on the dashboard for 254 Killer ISPs for $400. We use the amount metadata tag to identify the quantity that is required to be delivered. If this tag is incorrect then they will not get any data delivered. In the field next to the amount we have the actual quantity in units, in this case, 254 ISPs (only put the value and not the letters ISP - again referring to this example, it will be just 254) - Again you can do this with anything not just ISPs.

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