#usamarashad_best-practices
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foggy pasture
hi there!
subscription schedules are only useful if you want to plan changes to the Subscription in the future. like say "first month will be $X, but then next month $Y". I don't think it's the case here based on your requirements?
- Products which have three prices each. Each price will be retrieved based on a value like "Premuim" ," Gold" , "Silver".
not sure what that means. do you mean three discting price, like $5 per month, $15 per month, and $30 per month?
night bough
Hi Soma. For your first question I beleive that that will be the case since I will have a referral system where the customer will get a discount of X spread over his monthly payments. So for example if has 12 x $100 to pay for a year and he has $150 worth of referral then the first month will be $0 , the next will be $50 and then 10x $100. Your assumption for th tiered pricing is correct.
foggy pasture
So for example if has 12 x $100 to pay for a year and he has $150 worth of referral then the first month will be $0 , the next will be $50 and then 10x $100.
you could use the customer credit balance for this wich would be much simpler to manage: https://docs.stripe.com/billing/customer/balance
Your assumption for th tiered pricing is correct.
but what I described is not tiered pricing, but flat rate pricing: https://docs.stripe.com/products-prices/pricing-models#flat-rate