#amon1288
fiery locust
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Hello 👋
Typically folks create different prices under the Same product
So for example,
Product => T-shirt
Price 1 => Large - $15
Price 2 => Medium - $10
Price 3 => Small - $8
does that make sense? @vocal light
vocal light
let's suppose I use that logic, this price options along with the sizes, are going to be visible only when the user go to the ckecout page? And can I have a limitation number for each size?
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You can put the size in the price description.
And can I have a limitation number for each size?
Are you asking about the quantity? If so, yes
https://stripe.com/docs/payments/checkout/adjustable-quantity#enable-adjustable-quantity
vocal light
yes it's the quantity I was talking about
Can I show you my product page via screenshot here? I wanted to ask you if with this layout Im using will make sense along the different prices logic
rare crest
Sure
vocal light
those P, M,G, would be the size options, the user would choose it before it goes to the checkout, its possible to do that with stripe, or I'll have to remove it and let the user choose on the checkout page?
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its possible to do that with stripe, or I'll have to remove it and let the user choose on the checkout page?
Not sure I follow. Stripe Checkout page can't show a dropdown for sizes. It only supports dropdown for quantity afaik.
vocal light
Product => T-shirt
Price 1 => Large - $15
Price 2 => Medium - $10
Price 3 => Small - $8 in this example you gave me, where will the user will choose those options?
I was thinking it would show on the checkout, or I'm wrong?
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The sizes are not shown on the checkout page, no.
I was just discussing how you can model the prices with a product.
where will the user will choose those options?
They would choose it on the product page like the one you shared in above screenshot.
So if they select "M" (medium size) then you create a checkout session for medium size t-shirt price and so on..