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You would just create a new subscription and remove one of the Subscription Items from the original Subscription: https://docs.stripe.com/api/subscription_items/delete
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How would the new subscription be funded?
We do not want the user to be charged again as they paid for the "new subscription" when the original was purchased?
You use the same payment method. If you choose to use prorations on the cancellation, then the customer will be issued a credit that can be applied to the other subscription
Is there a way around that? We do not want the user to be charged again or refunded. Ideally the customer would NOT be aware that the subscription was split.
That's not really possible unfortunately. There are 2 subscriptions with 2 emails, 2 billing cycles, 2 Prices, etc.
Just to confirm this maneuver will be done within the same customer account so only one email. You are correct that the split will results in two billing cycles. Does this change your response?
Nope. Same Customer means same email with 2 separate subscriptions
Got it. Can we use prorations on the cancellation and have the prorated amount be added to the user's account as credits? We would then use the credits to pay for the new subscriptions.
Ok, thank you.