#john-a_best-practices
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opaque flint
Yep this is totally possible via multiple subscription items. What questions do you have specifically though?
brittle carbon
We're just wondering if there are multiple approaches to doing this each with their own pros and cons, or if there's just one approach (subscribe to multiple items? https://docs.stripe.com/billing/subscriptions/multiple-products)
opaque flint
^ is the way you should do this
brittle carbon
Cool, we should be able to take it from there. Just to be sure, the general approach is:
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A user is only going to have one subscription, but it may include multiple items (will include multiple items if the user has an add-on, will only be one item if the user does not have any add-ons)
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Our app handles the logic of adding/removing items, ensuring the subscription includes only one "main" plan, etc.
opaque flint
exactly
you should read https://docs.stripe.com/billing/subscriptions/prorations about prorations too
to see your options for handling the update to add/remove item(s)