#frosun_best-practices
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young jungle
To clarify, the guide I linked/have already viewed in your docs shows how to add multiple products to a subscription through code, which I can implement, but I would like to stick with the use of your Customer Portal. Thought about making multiple pricing sheets, one being the base subscription and the other having the add-ons. But this gets complicated since the user MUST have a base subscription and the pricing table state is not trivial to expose.
There may be a simple way to achieve my up-sells with your customer portal/pricing table, etc. That's what I"m shooting for.
viral halo
Hi there 👋 I'm not too familiar with because I believe these are dashboard only features, and we mostly provide assistance with our API in this forum.
I'd recommend looking into setting up an upsell on the Price:
https://docs.stripe.com/payments/checkout/upsells
or a cross-sell on the Product:
https://docs.stripe.com/payments/checkout/cross-sells
I'm not entirely certain these will work in conjunction with a Pricing Table, but think they might.
young jungle
That TOTALLY makes sense, I will probably eventually go full-API custom built solution for subscriptions... but rn as the solo developer writing the whole app I'm focused on features, etc.
Thanks for the lead, I'll poke around on those, and see if those work 🙂