Exporting data (CSV)
Generates a file that downloads in your browser. You choose what to export and with which filters:
Available filters:
- Status: all, active, paused, cancelled or pending
- Products: narrow to one or several products with the selector
- Dates: a From / To range, optional
Bulk operations
Actions that affect several subscribers at once. Each one shows you how many subscriptions it reaches and asks for confirmation before running. Price and status changes take effect from the next cycle in Mercado Pago — they never alter a charge that already happened.Bulk variant change (swap)
The main operation. Replaces one variant with another across every subscription that uses it. It’s useful, for example, when you discontinue a format and want to migrate every subscriber to the replacement without asking them to do anything.1
Choose the scope
Active and paused subscriptions, active only, or paused only.
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Choose the variant to replace
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Choose the destination variant
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Review the scope and confirm
Before running you’ll see how many subscriptions it reaches.
- In subscriptions with several products, only that line is changed, the rest stays as it was
- It only reaches destination variants that have an active plan on the same frequency. Those that don’t qualify are skipped and recorded as skipped
- The price is recalculated according to the plan of the new variant
- It takes effect from the next cycle
Resyncing prices
Reapplies the plan’s price to subscribers whose amount became out of date — typically after changing a plan’s price or the list price of a product on percentage-based plans. It’s retryable: it skips subscriptions that are already up to date, so running it again is safe and only touches what’s left.Paused subscriptions. Mercado Pago doesn’t accept modifying a paused mandate, so on those the change —price or variant— is stored in Reval and pushed to MP on resume. The end result is the same, but until the customer resumes, the amount in Mercado Pago is still the old one. You don’t need to do anything: the sync is automatic.If you ran bulk operations before August 2026, in the history you’ll see paused ones counted as “with error”. That was a limitation since fixed — those subscriptions weren’t left broken.
Bulk pause and resume
Pause a whole segment for a temporary closure, and resume it afterwards.History and traceability
Every operation run is recorded with its date, the total reached and the breakdown between successful, skipped and errored. From the history you can download the CSV for that specific operation, with per-subscription detail: what changed, from which variant to which, from which amount to which, and the reason in the skipped or failed cases. The record stores the email and the values as they were at the time, so the detail stays accurate even if the subscription changes later.Checkout links
Generate a link that takes the customer straight to checkout with the product, quantity and plan already chosen — ideal for sharing on WhatsApp, email or social. Pick the product with the selector, then the variant, quantity and plan; the link builds live and you copy it with Copy. With “Agregar otro producto” (add another product) the link carries several products, each with its variant, quantity and plan — even on different frequencies: the customer sees every line in one checkout, enters the card once and pays once, and each frequency becomes its own subscription (exactly like the theme’s subscription cart). There are two kinds of link, depending on what you pick under “Plan”:
One link can’t mix subscriptions with one-time purchases — the screen tells you.
Customer data (optional). If you already have the buyer’s details (a customer who wrote on WhatsApp, say), you can load them when building the link: email, name, phone, the full shipping address — Brazil’s own fields included — and company or fiscal document when your store collects them. The form shows the same fields as your checkout: the modes from Settings → Checkout (phone, apartment, company, fiscal document), country as a list of the countries your store ships to, and province as a list for the chosen country. The customer opens the link with everything filled in and editable: all that’s left is the card. Three rules protect that data:
- The URL carries no personal data — only an opaque code; the data lives in Reval.
- A link with data expires after 30 days and works for a single purchase; on use or expiry the data is deleted. An expired or used link shows a notice with a button to keep buying (same products, no prefill).
- A customer signed in to the store keeps the session’s email, as always; and your store’s field rules (required document, enabled countries) win over whatever the link carries.
- The price is not frozen into the link: the customer always pays the plan’s price at the moment they open it. If the plan is deactivated, the link shows the checkout as unavailable.
- A variant with no active plans only allows the one-time purchase link.
- Shopify Bundles can’t be sold by link (they can’t be subscribed, and the one-time cart permalink would break); box products aren’t sold standalone either — share the box builder’s link instead. In both cases the screen tells you instead of producing a dead link.
- Your own software can create these links through the public API (
checkoutLinkCreate), with an external reference that comes back on the created subscription and in the webhooks.