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There are a couple of ways to show both recurring and one-time fees in the document by using a pricing table.
Note:
This article provides a solution for displaying recurring charges using a pricing table. However, there is also a built-in option available that enables you to configure products with recurring payment options in your catalog, then add them to a quote builder and collect payments via Stripe. Learn more here.
Use sections
To organize various types of fees, utilize pricing table sections.
Click on the pricing table and add one-time fee items to the main section
Add a new section by selecting + Section at the bottom left
Give the section a name and add recurring fee items underneath.
Use multiple pricing tables
Create two tables to display pricing: one for recurring fees and the other for one-time fees.
Add the pricing table block to your document, then add items for one-time fees
You might want to hide the QTY column, discount or tax rows in the total, etc. Click on any cell within the column, click on the small arrow in its upper-right corner, or right-click in any cell, and select Hide column.
Next, add the second pricing table block to your document:
Add items for recurring fees
You can adjust the name of the columns and the quantity of the items if needed.