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- mulchichis_best-practices, 12 hours ago, 21 messages
fallow briar
Hello
sturdy elm
Hey Bismarck!
fallow briar
Can you provide more details about what you are currently doing and what you are concerned about?
sturdy elm
Yeah. I just don't know how my product scheme will interact with the stripe api.
Here's a screenshot from my dashboard:
I'm creating a subscription set up for my app, and each subscription would consist of a platform, seats, and messaging produce (all three). I want to know how I should configure everything to make sure users can easily upgrade/downgrade their subscription between different tiers.
For example, the team standard tier would consist of
team standard messaging, team seats, and team platforms.
I want the user to be able to upgrade to team pro tier (which would be the same except team pro messaging instead of team standard messaging)
or to upgrade to a business standard/pro plan (which would consist of the business options)
or to downgrade to the solopreneur plan (solopreneur options)
sturdy elm
each product has its own price
fallow briar
Yep that's fine
You just need to separate out into 3 items
If you want to be able to upgrade/downgrade them individually
sturdy elm
In that case, if the user upgrades/downgrades, do you think I should just cancel their subscription and then make a new one with the new items?
fallow briar
No definitely not
You would just update the relevant Subscription Item, see: https://docs.stripe.com/billing/subscriptions/upgrade-downgrade
sturdy elm
it says by changing the price and so that confused me because I would be changing the actual products
fallow briar
A Price is associated to a Product
So by changing the Price you can also change the Product
sturdy elm
oh so it would also change the product
fallow briar
Sure!
sturdy elm
very helpful 🙂
fallow briar
Happy to do it