Hi, could you find a solution? I have exactly the same problem. De advanced pricelists are doing everything we need... but they do not work for subscriptions.... Major limitation of v16.
I will file a similar ticket to Odoo as IMHO there is no difference in doing business with regular or subscription based products, so the need for the features in the advanced pricelist is the same.

In our case, we have:
* a Master price-list with the base prices of products and services
* A Public pricelist linked to the Master pricelist with a formula of x% higher (index)
* A Reseller Bronze price list with different % discounts on Product Categories, linked to the Public price list
* A Reseller Silver price list with bigger discounts on Product Categories, linked to the Public price list.
* ...
So, when we want to do a general increase of all 1000 products, we only need to change the % in the link between Master & Public price list. All the other 1000's of prices are calculated automatically....

There is no difference in Business model between our 1-time sales and recurring sales. However, with the current v16 implementation of recurring price lists, the above is impossible to implement.

So I talked to our consultant and this was done deliberately and there are no plans to correct this in Version 17 or in the foreseeable future. This really is a showstopper for us, since our entire business process is built around this pricing feature. Does anyone have a solution for this?

Best

Stephan

It is possible that the behavior you are experiencing is a limitation of Odoo v16 and the way that subscription products handle pricing. When setting up subscription products in Odoo, it is important to consider how pricing will be handled, as it may differ from standard product pricing.

One possible solution is to create a new price list for the subscription products, which includes the same pricing rules as the default Public Pricelist. You can then assign this new price list to the subscription products, ensuring that the pricing rules are applied correctly.

To create a new price list, navigate to Sales > Configuration > Pricelists and click the "Create" button. From there, you can define the pricing rules for the new price list, including any quantity-based pricing rules that you need. Once the price list is set up, you can assign it to the subscription products by editing the product and selecting the new price list from the "Pricelist" field.

Alternatively, you may want to consider using a different pricing model for subscription products, such as setting a fixed price per billing cycle rather than a quantity-based price. This would ensure that the pricing remains consistent throughout the subscription period and avoids the need to adjust the price based on quantity.

If you continue to experience difficulties with pricing for subscription products in Odoo v16, it may be worth reaching out to the Odoo support team or consulting with an Odoo developer to explore potential solutions or workarounds.