#sergx_subscription-multipleprices

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pastel hill
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@naive mauve I'm so sorry I started typing, switched threads to help someone and completely forgot to follow up

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What you are trying to do can be done in various ways. You can delete the add on 1 first and then add the second add-on separately
Otherwise you can also call the Update Subscription API https://docs.stripe.com/api/subscriptions/update and pass items with the changes you want.
That parameter is a bit confusing at first because it requires you to understand it merges the new items with the existing ones though
So if you already have price_A and price_B and pass items: [{price: 'price_C'}] you end up with a Subscription that has three Prices (A/B/C)

What you need to do instead is explicitly add C and delete B. This is down by using the SubscriptionItem id si_123 of the items associated with B. So you'd pass items: [ { id: 'si_123', price: 'price_C' } ]
This explicitly tells us "I want to change price_B to price_C all in one request

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sergx_subscription-multipleprices

naive mauve
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Thank you very much!

pastel hill
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of course! I'm around if you want to try quickly in Test mode and confirm it works as expected

naive mauve
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Of course, I'm going to test it!

naive mauve
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I have another doubt. In my SaaS, at the beggining subscription's logic were a little bit different.

In the SaaS you are able to add and create accounts. Each account is considered at the moment as an indepent subscription. So if the user has 5 accounts in the SaaS, means 5 different subscriptions.

But because we're adding add-ons, we would like to migrate this logic to a single subscription with multiple products. For new users is going to be more or less easy just as set up the new logic. But the problem are old users.

Following the example, if a user has 5 accounts and 5 subscriptions, I am wondering how to handle this situation, and if it's possible to manually migrate these five subscriptions to a single subscription with one item and set quantity to 5

pastel hill
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That's possible but you'll need to write some logic/code on your end. You will find the 5 Subscriptions, update the first one to have a quantity of 5 and then cancel the other 4

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and you can write a script that will migrate all Subscriptions as needed

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naive mauve
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And this could cause extra charges for those users? This would be possible too for users that have a single subscription but a different product? (In the past I did wrong and I created a different product with the name for example (8 accounts plan) and don't use quantities, etc.)

crisp plover
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hi! I'm taking over this thread.

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And this could cause extra charges for those users?
what do you mean by this?
This would be possible too for users that have a single subscription but a different product?
sure, all of this is completely up to you

naive mauve
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I mean if I create a script where I update users subscription to another different product and quantities if that could cause charges for the user? I'd like to respect billing cycle

crisp plover
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again that's completely up to you, depending on how you write the Script.

naive mauve
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would you recommend me documentation to look in order to do this please?

crisp plover
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I recommend you doing some tests in test mode to see how that works