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Hi Tarzan
would you mind sharing more details? the subscription ID? the discrepancy you've found etc.?
This is the subscription id: sub_1OWfXDGui8cxlbVrqEtsI8EZ
Invoices generated
Since the subscription started on Jan 9th and billing happened on Jan 31st, i'm under the impression that the Jan 31st bill should have $99*21/31 instead of a flat rate of $99
These are the pricing tiers for the product
So after seeing the invoices generated, I'm assuming that the flat amount that we set here is not as follows:
$99 for 30 days
Instead it is just $99 no matter for many days he was using the product
taking a look on how you created the subscription
give me a couple of minutes to understand what's happening here
sorry it's been a bit busy, I haven't yet
thanks for the ping
and thanks for being patient.
no issues
I'm on it right now
ok
AFAIK prorations don't apply on usage-based pricing
but I'm trying to find you a public resource to confirm this
sorry it's taking forever
ok, no issues, please confirm once you find anything
yes sure
At the same time, can you please tell me how do i create a product where i can create different tiers and set per unit per month price instead of just per unit price along with flat amount rates that is also per month?
do you mean have a prorated flat amount and a tiered pricing per usage?
yeah, i guess that is what i'm looking for 🙂
I think the easiest way would be to have 2 prices
1 flat amount and 1 tiered
the problem is that your flat amount is tied to the usage
so you can't really calculate it ahead of time
hence why it doesn't prorate
got it, but the requirement is to have different tiers of flat amount till we reach a particular units sold,
post that threshold, need to charge $0.1 per unit
if i can get prorated billing for this usage-based pricing, it fits my requirement perfectly
ok if I understand correctly what you're looking for is something like this:
- 0-5k = 99$
- 5k+ = 0.01* usage
right?
yup
but these prices should be per month
let's say user buys a subscription in the middle of the month, and has usage of 2k, need to charge him 50% of the 99$
basically a prorated behaviour
ok so basically what you need to do
is create a subscription with 2 prices
1 non-tiered price: 99$
1 tiered price with
0-5k = 0 * usage
5k+ = 0.01* usage
when u say 2 prices, u mean create two products with 1 non-tiered price and other product with a tiered pricing as:
0-5k = 0 * usage
5k+ = 0.01* usage
the non-tiered pricing product can be used for prorated billing and tiered pricing product will be for the users who stay for the whole month?
I mean two subscription items
correct
but that brings a lot of complexities. I have to manage two subscriptions for a single user all the time
btw thanks to a colleague I found the reference
https://stripe.com/docs/billing/subscriptions/prorations#:~:text=Prorations are created only for licensed (per-seat) subscriptions because they’re billed at the start of each billing period.
let me go through this doc
Hi Karllekko
Will stripe do prorated billing for a usage-based pricing for a subscription?
no
can u pls ping the doc for the above reference?
it was linked in the previous message from my colleague
cool, can u pls explain what is a licensed (per-seat) subscriptions?