#cho_best-practices
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- cho_best-practices, 4 days ago, 31 messages
Hello! Yeah, you can change the billing cycle anchor: https://docs.stripe.com/billing/subscriptions/billing-cycle
ohh
so if I am understanding this documentation correctly, what I want to achieve is done by adding a trial to the billing cycle if I wish to +7 to the date that my customer will pay next correct?
Correct
It appears that this sequence of events may happen:
- Customer pays on Mar 15 for 1 month subscription
- Customer will be billed on Apr 15 next
- Company (us) adds 7 days to trial
- Customer will not be billed until Apr 22
- Customer will be billed May 15
^ is this above correct?
Because I need to make it so that the final line, customer needs to be billed May 22
+/- 1 day for 30/31 day differences
That sequence looks fine, yeah.
You can actually test all of this in test mode using test clocks
oh true, I see
so the initial bulleted list will happen?
I'll test it out, however
do you have a recommendation for how to achieve what I asked with the billing cycle restarting on that Apr 22nd day
Oh wait, when you add 7 trial days it moves the billing anchor to Apr 22
From then point on the billing cycle is on 22