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rare galleon
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Oh I guess just using "graduated" instead of "volume" was the solution here

slate bane
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great!

rare galleon
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@slate bane another question though: What if the billing interval is set to "year"? Is the quantity defined in the tiers per year then, too?

slate bane
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no, the tiers are not really attached to time in any way

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it's just that if you have quantity:x of the Price on the subscription at the time an invoice is generated , we do the multilpication the tiers set up implies and that's what the Invoices charges

rare galleon
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So, for instance, if I have a monthly plan with the tiers "0 -> 100 = 0 EUR" and "101 - inf = 10 EUR" the respective amounts should be times 12 for a yearly plan, right?

slate bane
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I don't really understand, but I don't think so no

rare galleon
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Yeah, let me explain my use case here, that's easier

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I want customers to have a free volume per billing interval. Once this volume is used up the specified unit amount should be billed for the volume which is above the free amount.

Also, I want to have a monthly and a yearly plan. For the monthly plan I can just use the graduated mode with two tiers. But how would that work for the yearly plan then? The free amount should still be per month and not per year

slate bane
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hmm, I'm not sure, that's just kind of now how our tiering works. You'd probably want to just have the yearly subscription use a $0 plan and track quantity yourself and change the subscription to a paid plan when you decide it's needed

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sorry, I'm having a hard time understanding this and modelling this is not my subject matter expertise since we tend to focus more on exact code and API calls