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scarlet acorn
Hey!!!!
I am looking to have a short chat and pick your brain on something that i am having to create, to find the best way to handle this.
hybrid bison
Sure
scarlet acorn
I am creating a subscription service, for a product, there are 5 different options to this product, and they all are based on edge cases. Also they are purchasing seats for the product.
- Standard sub that has monthly/yearly with tiered pricing 1-3 seats is X and 4+ seats is X per seat per month/year
- Campus sub that has monthly/yearly
- Secular industry pricing that has monthly / yearly options with tiered pricing
Then there is a discounted option for current customers changing over from their old sub to the new model
4. Standard sub (at a discount)
5. Campus sub (at a discount)
Now where my brain is stuck, is how do i manage this. Originally i thought of just 1 subscription that had different prices representing each sub type
But now i am leaning towards a different product for each subscription type
Long story short, we have software that we are converting from 1 time purchase to subscrtion, and we have 2 different price points, based on religious industries and secular industries.
hybrid bison
Different Products vs. one Product doesn't really matter.
It mostly sounds like you just want a bunch of Products with different Prices for the different intervals
Then you just need to decide how you want to handle updates in terms of whether you want the default proration or whether you want to always reset the billing cycle anchor (even when switching between same interval), etc.
scarlet acorn
So you think this could all be done within 1 product? or would be best to keep each of these seprate?
hybrid bison
That is really up to you. The typical modeling is to have different Products here.
scarlet acorn
Sweet and then for each product there would be 2 prices attached to them, monthly price and yearly?
hybrid bison
Yep
scarlet acorn
Once again, Stripe love you, thanks for being there to talk with!