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drifting cave
hi! well editing the subscription to move between products is https://docs.stripe.com/billing/subscriptions/upgrade-downgrade . Depending on how you do the update and what prices are involved, there might be proration, and there might be payment for those prorations involved, which would be invoices that need to be paid using the customer's saved payment method.
I'd suggest setting up some scenarios in test mode to test things out
icy oarBOT
dusty oar
But there isn't anything in principle wrong with moving people between products and charging them a different amount, just so long as they're warned and are given the option of not renewing on those terms?
drifting cave
sure, you have complete control over how the subscription acts and what it charges and when
dusty oar
Also that endpoint says "Learn how to upgrade and downgrade subscriptions by changing the price." but we actually want to change the product also
drifting cave
Subscriptions don't subscribe to Products, they subscribe to Prices(and a Price is connected to a Product) so it doesn't really matter
it's the same thing
dusty oar
Ah I see that's done in the price_data object also. Understand. Thanks for your help
(please correct me if I'm wrong 🙂 )
Brilliant. Thanks for your help, appreciate it.
humble hare
Happy to help.