#momovsky_best-practices
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frigid mantle
Yes
Prod prod_PLR3kkd8oXs8c6
Prices
price_1OWkBhHZBjdJVnGy0mDeErbs updates to price_1PYDStHZBjdJVnGy9P8KLXue
promo promo_1PzakQHZBjdJVnGysAfHXdup
Error on the screenshot
All of this in the test mode.
crisp forge
if you create the prices on different product you can restrict the promo on a simple product
frigid mantle
Yeah I understand that. But this will be a bit inconvenient, since I also want to have things like Upsells, which work only with 2 prices on the same product.
crisp forge
hmmm yes I see
from https://docs.stripe.com/billing/subscriptions/coupons#restrictions
You can’t apply a promotion code with amount restrictions on:
Subscriptions objects when you make an update
I think you can look into other alternatives https://docs.stripe.com/billing/subscriptions/coupons#alternative
I think the last one
Add a second price that is a cheaper version of a product’s usual price.
can be good for your use-case
and you can set in your deep link which prices the customer can upgrade to
frigid mantle
OK Thank you for your help