#t0dd_best-practices
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wintry minnow
Not sure how it effects churn stats/metrics, but it's possible that there will be some issues with the customers' banks declining payments. It's really hard to know though. They may see a different price/billing schedule and flag it as suspicious
robust moss
What if we use the same price and billing schedule?
wintry minnow
Hard to know
Because this is all up to the banks
If they notice anything different, issues are possible
robust moss
Are there any guides / docs on migrating subscriptions? Couldn't find anything. Should we avoid doing this altogether?
wintry minnow
Which covers updating the subscription object rather than cancelling and recreating
You won't be able to do ^ if you are moving to a metered billing approach though
Actually I might be wrong about that. Was able to update a subscription to a tiered price via the dashboard just now. Juggling multiple threads, so I can test via the api in a bit
But recommend trying the above upgrade approach in test mode to make sure it works with your specific use-case/integration
Yeah I was able to just update the existing subscription to use a tiered price. Recommend trying it yourself in test mode.