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And I recommend just trying it out in test mode to see how the prorations are handled
You can disabled prorations if you like too
Why not modify the subscription item itself?
That's exactly what the above link does
Oh you mean with this endpoint: https://stripe.com/docs/api/subscription_items/update
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You can try it
It uses the Subscription.modify rather than the SubscriptionItem.Modify
Yeah true.
I think given our current plan, we probably couldn't because we can't have two different sub items with different cadences
But with the updated plan that is no longer the case right?
What do you mean? a subscription can only bill on 1 interval at a time
From what you guys mentioned, there is a different tier of Stripe that allows for multiple intervals under one subscription
Like it costs extra and is mainly for b to b type use cases
Who told you that out of curiosity?
I'm not aware of such a feature
But you can talk to our support team if it is indeed an option for specific use cases: https://support.stripe.com/contact/email
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I see. I'll try to double check then
I think the plan is called the Stipe Billing Scale
AFAIK you can't have multiple pricing intervals on 1 subscription
AFAIK you'd need 2 subscription objects
But you can reach out to support to confirm
Yeah. I sent an email. So.. if I want to have one thing billed monthly and then another thing billed quarterly.. I'll have to have multiple subscriptions? 😦
as far as i know