#ramya-c_api
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I'm afraid that I don't quite understand your question. Can you rephrase? Or walk me through with an example?
The text is too small, can you explain it to me?
Sure
Here is the updated one which has IMAGE 1 and IMAGE 2 Scenario
Queries:
I have a tier-price (Graduated method) setup in Stripe. Product ID: prod_OpSoF1wLP2iKyv and PriceID: price_1OwKtESHfPX4sMsW5SWxDaWR.
Expected Scenario: IMAGE 1
In Stripe, I've configured tier pricing using the Graduated method for Product ID: prod_OpSoF1wLP2iKyv and PriceID: price_1OwKtESHfPX4sMsW5SWxDaWR.
Expected Scenario (IMAGE 1):
The Admin (Main User) should be charged a fixed amount of INR 799 upon initial setup.
When the Admin adds additional users, Stripe should charge INR 699 for each additional user.
In this scenario, the Admin's price remains fixed at INR 799. If the Admin adds 5 additional users, all 5 should be charged INR 699 each.
Current Stripe Behavior (IMAGE 2):
The Admin (Main User) is correctly charged INR 799 upon initial setup.
However, when the Admin tries to add 5 additional users, the first additional user is incorrectly charged INR 799 (which should be the Additional User's price INR 699), while the remaining 4 additional users are charged INR 699 each, as expected.
I'm puzzled why the Admin User price of INR 799 is consistently applied to every first additional user.
Hi, I do think is setup correctly as the first user will be INR 799, and the 2nd onward will be INR 699.
When you say the current behavior is Image 2, can you provide the requests or Subscription created where you observe that?
I observed in create checkout session. Here is the screenshot
Hi @broken bone I agree with orakaro and I don't see there's a problem here.
Actually the above mentioned 5 quantities should be consider as additional users 699 INR not the admin user 799 INR for the first one
No, that's not how graduated pricing work, what you described is volume based tiered pricing.
Alright, thank you. However, that doesn't meet my needs.
I believe this is exactly what you need? you wish the price to be 799 if num_user = 1 and 699 if num_user > 1, am I right?
In Volume based tier pricing, If the number of users exceeds one, then all users, including the first one, are billed at the price for 2 users onwards (INR 699), right?
Yes