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Hello
We have the doc here for downgrades: https://docs.stripe.com/billing/subscriptions/subscription-schedules/use-cases#downgrading-subscriptions
Have you referred to those already?
Ah actually, this one would be better: https://docs.stripe.com/billing/subscriptions/subscription-schedules/use-cases#changing-subscriptions
It shows you how you can change the price after current period ends
Hey hanzo, thanks for replying quickly. Yes, I have reffered to those and am not sure if it is what I'm looking for. My scenario is:
Let's say there are 3 tiers, each more expensive than the previous one: 1, 2, 3
- User is already subscribed to Tier 2
- They want to downgrade to Tier 1.
- I don't want to downgrade them immediately (meaning not even change their access privileges). I want their subscription to stay exactly the same. I want the downgrade to be scheduled for the next billing cycle, meaning their current sub will remain the same, and next month will begin with the downgraded tier, and I want it to stay at this lower tier forever if that makes sense
Taking a look at this one you just sent now
Yup, the link I shared above should help with your usecase.. It's exactly what you want
Okay yes the second one seems correct. So just to be clear, will it stay at this new item, is there any additional clean up I should perform?
Depending on the end_behavior it would either continue with the new price or will be canceled. I believe the default behavior is release. In which case, the subscription will continue with the new price after schedule is released
I think you can also test this using test clocks
Great. Thanks for your help!