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@crystal plover have you tried? Is it not working?

[crystal plover]

I tried creating it, wasn't able to do it via the dashboard, and when trying via cli (python client):
stripe.error.InvalidRequestError: Request req_RtKfVrYvWceSVP: Payment Links do not yet support tiered prices.

oh tiered

I guess I meant tiered

Basically what I want is to include a number of requests in a plan, and then additional requests at additional pricing, I was reading the docs about it

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gotcha so yeah it doesn't work for now sorry, you'll wnt to flag your interest to our support team: https://support.stripe.com/contact

[crystal plover]

is there another way to use it?

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You can try Stripe Checkout for example

[crystal plover]

You mean this? https://stripe.com/docs/checkout/quickstart

Also... since plan management isn't available via stripe interface, I am guessing I can use api calls to remove cards, cancel the plan, for the costumer right?

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https://stripe.com/docs/no-code/customer-portal

there's a pre-built UI for Customer/Subscription management

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Thanks, this is exactly what I needed.
Also, if I want to pair a user on my side and a costumer stripe-side, is it recommended to just use the email?

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that's one way. Mostly usually you have your own integration/user account, you have your own login/password + customer id and you map that to a Stripe Customer id cus_123.

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Is it possible to create a customer object upon registration on my side via API?

So that it can be registered on stripe api but inactive until said user choses to activate their plan

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yes and no. You're misunderstanding the API/products overall right now.

like https://stripe.com/docs/api/customers/create you create a Customer with that API