Majority of consumers who enroll into a credit repair service, joins as a couple. We have a discounted payment plan, specifically for couples. The issue is: The self-service feature only allows 1 person at a time to enroll. Which means the first spouse has to sign up, add their card on file and complete onboarding. THEN, spouse 2 has to do the same, as well as add a card on file AGAIN. Conflict: This confuses clients, making them nervouse to add their card on file again for the second spouse. Then we have to cancel the subscription on the second spouse's side (which causes more confusion, because they will receive an email, stating their account is cancelled). We offer a $100/mo plan for indiviuals and $150/mo for couples. We do not wish to set the couples plan to "$75/mo", because then everyone would be selecting the cheaper plan, instead of reading it's for couples only. Plus, their card may reject the double billing of $75 each. Therefore, a single transaction of $150/mo is what we stick with. Solution: Self-service should prompt leads into a page that asks "are you enrolling as an individual or couple?" Based on their answer, it should proceed them with the appropriate payment plan. If indivual, onboarding goes as normal. If couple plan is selected, it should alert the the initial spouse to complete onboarding as normal, then enter their spouse's name, email,phone, ssn, DOB, address, etc and should do two things: Automatically send the login credential/onboarding email to the second spouse, in case the initial spouse does not have the onboarding documents available at the time and this allows their spouse to finish up after work (since most couples enroll at seperate times, due to work schedules). (This is more ideal and saves time) Once the initial spouse is done with onboarding, the page resets and Allows the initial spouse to start onboarding for their spouse, in case they have all documents for their spouse. It should alert the initial spouse "if you do not know all of your spouse's info or have their documents in hand, an email was sent to them, to finish their enrollment at a later time". -This is similar to a credit application, to where you fill in your info, then the application says "all done, now let's complete everything for your spouse". By improving this feature, the self checkout service would be 10x better and saves time on both ends!!!