#geekcorner_best-practices

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ocean wedge
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So what I'd like to do is basically yeah have 2 prices

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but as I explained earlier, the EUR price would be based on the CHF price + the change fee my bank charge (cheaper than stripe by the way, not like i'd use stripe if it was cheaper tho)

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and the EUR price would be here for convenience for people who want to pay with EUR instead of CHF for some reason

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and the EUR price would be refreshed on a regular basis if that makes sense

stray mural
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Hi, let me help you with this.

ocean wedge
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sure

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i don't know if my explaination and use case makes sense by the way

stray mural
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Ok, so what's your question exactly?

ocean wedge
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What would be the best way to do this?

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Original question for your information:

I plan to offer 2 options for my SaaS project.
1 option where users subscribe in CHF, and the other one where users can subscribe in EUR, + the change fees my bank charges me for currency conversion. I'd change the EUR pricing on a regular basis to align with the CHF current value, (to let people pay with their local payment methods, to increase conversion rate). Is that possible with Stripe or is there some workaround for this?

stray mural
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Since you can't update the existing Price, it is not very straightforward - you might need to create a new Price every time the EUR Price changes.

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Are you using Stripe Checkout for this?

ocean wedge
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I would use Stripe Elements

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just started implementing it actually, the only annoying thing with stripe api is implementing the webhooks with the other libs i use haha

stray mural
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Are these recurring Prices?

ocean wedge
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Subscriptions indeed. I can also not use prices if that's easier

stray mural