lucascheles

[weak crag]

The corporation should be accountable for paying for all its user's subscriptions.
What do you mean by this? The consumers are paying the corporation for the consumers' subscriptions in this case right?

[solar needle]

No.
I will give a more clear example.

Let's suppose that we both work at a company, and each one of us has a distinct software account that we use at work. Our accounts are linked to the company's account. At the end of the billing cycle, we don't pay for our account. The company that we work for pays for our accounts.

That's the scenario that I want to achieve for my corporative customers. Each employee of my customers should have a subscription linked to the company's (my customer's) subscription on Stripe. But the employees do not pay for their accounts. The corporation pays for all employee's accounts.

[weak crag]

Ah, okay. That sounds like Stripe Subscriptions similar to this example of a per-seat pricing model: https://stripe.com/docs/products-prices/pricing-models#per-seat

There is some overlap here with Stripe Connect as well, since you'd need to onboard corporate entities, though I'm unsure how best to emulate your use-case without having a much longer conversation about specifics

Here's a link to the Connect docs, if that's at all helpful: https://stripe.com/docs/connect