#mulchichis_best-practices
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Hi there, gimme a few mins
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Okie so I believe Meter attaches to Price, so 1 Meter to 1 Price. But could you elaborate a bit more on
graduated pricing on 2 sets of 3 products, those 2 sets sharing the same 3 units but different price points for those units?
Some examples here?
Product one:
unit: messages
price: .1 per message
product two:
unit: seats
price: 5 per seat
product three:
unit: platforms
price: 10 per platform
Subscription bundle two:
product four:
unit: messages
price: .3 per message
product five:
unit: seats
price: 10 per seat
product six:
unit: platforms
price: 50 per platform```
How many meters would I need for this scheme
I imagine you would have price1, price2, price3 for the first Sub, and then price4, price5, price6 for the second Sub. Hence this ideally comes with 6 Meters
Why is that?
How exactly do meters work? I just can't get my head around what's written in the documetnation
It's simply 1 Meter for 1 Price. Meter can generate multiple Meter Event, which records the usage of the Customer
If a Customer subscription to multiple Prices, they will have each Meter for each Price, and then can report usage on each Price