#robin_best-practices
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- robin_best-practices, 12 minutes ago, 7 messages
tribal vapor
Which part of what you describe are you struggling with?
solemn helm
what's the best way/practice for creating the price on stripe or with the api
tribal vapor
You'd leverage our API in your server-side code to do that: https://docs.stripe.com/products-prices/manage-prices?dashboard-or-api=api#create-price
You can pass values from your frontend (that the customer selects) to your Python backend and make those API requests
solemn helm
whatever product name or product it is ?
tribal vapor
Alternatively you can use inline prices when creating your Subscription which will take of the price creation: https://docs.stripe.com/products-prices/pricing-models#inline-pricing
tribal vapor
whatever product name or product it is ?
I don't understand the question
solemn helm
Could you please let me know how many prices can be created for a single product?
tribal vapor
No limit
solemn helm
Suppose I've created only one product with multiple prices for different users. Will there be any conflicts in the future for recurring payments?
tribal vapor
Conflicts in what regards?
tribal vapor
No, because they'd each be subscribed to a unique price_xxx object
You can have multiple $100 prices under the same product, for example. They'd just be represented as unique objects
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