Nelson Kenmochi

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I mean, I'd like to use this:

                    "adjustable_quantity": {
                        "enabled": True,
                        "minimum": 3,
                        "maximum": 999,
                    },

Hey @modest magnet, thanks for your help 🙂

[modest magnet]

If you want to update the Subscription yourself, you can just call the Update Subscription API

[shrewd steeple]

And what if I want to use the stripe portal? 😬

[modest magnet]

Customer Portal is to let the customer to update their own Subscription

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I thought if I use stripe.checkout.Session.create to an already purchased subscription, Stripe would understood I want to update instead of buy, but that's not true..

If I use this on an active subscription it will simply try to buy again..

[modest magnet]

It's because Checkout Session is to accepting new customer

There are 2 path:

1. You as a merchant, want to update a Subscription -> call the Update Subscription API
2. You as a merchant want to let your customer update their own Subscription -> create a Customer Portal and send the link to the customer

[shrewd steeple]

On this first case, calling "update subscription API", the invoice will be sent to him?

[modest magnet]

If the update generates an Invoice, yes.

Updating Subscription is a bit complex as explained here: https://stripe.com/docs/api/subscriptions/update It depends on how will you update the Subscription, generally

[shrewd steeple]

Okay, thank you... just another question.. (Sorry if I'm being too repetitive)

So it's not possible to create a session for Update page just like for Checkout? If I want to use Stripe's side, I'll need to use Customer Portal?

[modest magnet]

Yes correct, and no worry.