#dragan_price-modeling
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- dragan_best-practices, 5 days ago, 22 messages
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proud mountain
Hello! Have you read through these docs (https://docs.stripe.com/products-prices/how-products-and-prices-work) yet? Generally I'd recommend you have separate products for each product/type combination - so you'd have a separate product for Red Shoes, Geen shoes, etc.
gloomy sun
Hi. @proud mountain, yes. I've run through many different docs pages including that one. Most of them referred to what you just have said. And to put the "variant" information in the product metadata.
So I would have a product for every variant:
- Shoes, running. green, US
- Shoes, running, green, EU
- Shoes, running, red, US
- Scarf, cotton, black, EU
- ...
proud mountain
No, I'd do a products like this:
- shoes, running, green
- shoes, running, red
- scard, cotton, black
- etc
and then for each product you can specify a price in the currency you want
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gloomy sun
I though I might use prices for different regions?
For example to have a product: Shoes, running, green and then within thst product to define different pricing for different regions? Or the approach before would fit better?
proud mountain
Yes, exactly that
gloomy sun
Aha. Yes. U answered that while I was typing the question.
We'll use just one currency for now, but that doesn't change anything?
Also. I might have multiple regions in EU. E.g. I could have AMS-EU, LDN-EU.
I know my examples don't make much sense, but I think you will get the point.
proud mountain
Yeah even if you have just one currency now, I'd still recommend the same thing - You'd have a lot of products w/ a single price, and as you expand you'd add more prices
gloomy sun
Makes sense. Actually I have started doing it that way. Just wanted the professional opinion.
Thank you for your time and help.