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# Subscriptions

## Overview

2Checkout’s subscription billing is an award-winning solution that simplifies subscription and customer management, streamlines invoicing and recurring payments, and helps boost your revenue. 

Easily set up and optimize your commerce experience across multiple channels, all from a single, intuitive interface in the [Merchant Control Pane](https://secure.2checkout.com/cpanel/licenses_management.php)l.

Control the subscriptions that you're selling and get deeper insight and granularity into their post-sale evolution from the [Subscriptions](https://secure.2checkout.com/cpanel/licenses_management.php) page. \
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This section allows you to:

* Streamline subscription management by focusing all actions on a single, standalone page.
* Centralize relevant subscription info and statistics, as well as end-user details.
* Keep a close eye on subscription evolution.
* See historical subscription data.
* Update credit card information.
* Configure custom billing amounts for a number of upcoming billing cycles.
* Display the total subscription value in the default transfer currency.

## Availability <a href="#availability" id="availability"></a>

The [Subscriptions section](https://secure.2checkout.com/cpanel/licenses_management.php) is available to all 2Checkout accounts. Read [here](/subscriptions/subscriptions/subscription-set-up.md#how-to-grant-user-rights-to-the-subscriptions-section) how you can grant access to the Subscriptions section to the users of your account.


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