#gosborn-price-schedule
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gosborn-price-schedule
@tall flint no it won't work. Though the easiest is to just try this in Test mode quickly to confirm!
Great thanks! If I want a 30 day intro offer, where the Customer pays at the beginning of the 30 day period - I should create a Recurring Price with a custom billing period of 30 days? And then another phase with our "normal" annual Subscription with one iteration? With the behavior of "release" so that the Customer will renew on the annual?
what you described seems more like a "paid trial" right?
Yep! We currently generate a one-off Invoice and use "trial_period_days" on the Subscription currently, but not sure if we should migrate to SubscriptionSchedules
We tried "add_invoice_items" on the Subscription itself, but this sends the Customer two receipts when automatic_tax is enabled...I previously sent a support request about that, haven't heard back
And actually, we're starting to implement the one-off Invoice, we previously just created a PaymentIntent, which was great, but doesn't work with taxes
I mean there's no reason to change your integration here
this is the right way, the double email bug is something we need to fix and are working on
So you recommend creating a one-time invoice for our paid trial fee "3.99" (we then immediately finalize and confirm the Invoice's PaymentIntent) and if that succeeds, create the Subscription with trial_period_days instead of going to SubscriptionSchedules?
not at all no
I recommend creating a Subscription, with a trial and add_invoice_items
Is there a timeline for that double email fix? Customers have found that behavior very confusing - we don't want to risk any disputes
I would recommend writing in again if you haven't heard back yet
Okay - thanks! We might have to ship the one-time Invoice in the meantime as a workaround. Is that strategy preferable over SubscriptionSchedules?
up to you I don't think it matters much in that case
Great - thanks for the help 😀