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[spark helm]

Hi 👋

So you are trying to use multi-currency prices with the pricing table?

[vague glade]

Yes. Frankly, I gave up on that and anything that displays my table in local currency is fine.

The docs says if I add customer-email in the embedding code with "+location_countrycode" will force the table to display local currency but that never worked in my case.

Yesterday it briefly worked but I don't know what was that magic settings in prices that made it to work, not able to replicate

[spark helm]

Ah, okay

Let me test out some things in my own pricing table integration

I'm not having luck getting this to work either. I've enlisted a colleague of mine to help as well

[vague glade]

Hi, I managed to make it work but when I include a Free product (0 $), then it does not show local currency when displaying the table. When I press Subscribe then it shows the local currency, very weird.

But I do want to include the Free option as it shows what user gets for free.

[spark helm]

And you have configured your prices like we suggest here: https://stripe.com/docs/payments/checkout/present-local-currencies?

[vague glade]

What I am doing is use dashboard to create products and prices in the "Product catalogue" section. Then I press the "Pricing tables" tab and go through few screens selecting the prices, products I want and then at the end this gives an embeddable code that I use in my webapp. I dont present any sessions programatically to the user.

[spark helm]

Okay there are a lot of reasons this might not work

[vague glade]

Isn't this the best way to first present the user all the options available?

[spark helm]

Hold on, so this won't work if any of the prices are for subscriptions

Do you have automatica currency conversion enabled?

https://dashboard.stripe.com/settings/automatic_currency_conversion

[vague glade]

Sorry that link just redirects me to the main dashboard

[spark helm]

You don't see this?

[vague glade]

Nope, it just redirects me to the main dashboard. I am in UK.

[spark helm]

Ah, automatic currency conversion is only available for USD and CAD currencies

So in that case you would need to use multi-currency prices

So create two prices with multiple defined currencies (without tax enabled) for one-off puchases (no subscription)

Then make a pricing table from them

Please share the Price IDs when you have created them

[vague glade]

My use case is for SaaS subscription. Do you still want me to create for one off purchases?

price_1Ngb8sBCV4yEKFvObI7oRFgl
price_1Ngb9xBCV4yEKFvO6avZdINd

[spark helm]

Okay great, now let's try a pricing table using these

[vague glade]

Now it shows in my local currency. But these are one-off, right? How to make them subscription?

[spark helm]

Okay we are getting there step by step

Now you will need to define two montly prices with multiple currencies

[vague glade]

Yeah, I can see the local currency with subscriptions as well

[spark helm]

🎉

[vague glade]

👏

Now I just want to add a 0% subscription price 🙂

[vague glade]

Any luck with free subscription option?

Not able to get it work on my side

[lofty ingot]

Hi, I did not realize there was a question. I apologize.

[vague glade]

Adding a $0 subscription does not allow the pricing table to show local currency, just wondering if there are any tricks to handle this case.

Without the $0 subscription product my table show local prices, but when I add 0$ (multiple currency 0), it only shows in $

[lofty ingot]

Looking into this

Yeah, it does not look like it works so you'd want to write in to support, https://support.stripe.com/contact for a feature request.