#momovsky_best-practices
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rare sand
Hi 👋 you'll need to update each Subscription that you want to change to be using your new Price/Product.
You should be able to archive your existing Product before completing that though.
plush lynx
So it will be OK if I just take all subscriptions that use an old product and assign them the new product via update subscription API (https://docs.stripe.com/api/subscriptions/update) ?
What will happen if there is a price difference between an old product and a new product? I want to start billing more from the next billing cycle, so the best way to do it is to just set proration_behavior='none' on API requests to modify the product?
rare sand
I'd recommend teesting this in testmode before making any changes in livemode. So you can ensure your changes work the way you're hoping first. Yes, if you don't want to charge your customers prorations for the change, then setting proration_behavior to none sounds like what you're after.
plush lynx
Thank you for your help.
rare sand
Any time!