#alfredtuffreau_best-practices
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- alfredtuffreau_best-practices, 5 days ago, 18 messages
rotund flax
From your description, this still looks like a monthly subscription to me, i.e. charging the customer on the monthly basis. How do you determine the tiering of the amount? Is it by the usage or your own internal logic?
sullen rampart
Thats my issue, it is determined by usage (from my understanding but that may not work for my model). I don't know how to apply my pricing monthly:
Customers can issuer certificates to learners. Tiers are defined by learners:
Customers can issue certificates for 200 learners per years for 0$
If customers issue certificates for 300 learners per years they are charged additional 250$
If customers issue certificates for 400 learners per years they are charged additional 200$
...
rotund flax
If the tier logic is calculated on yearly basis, but the actual charge is monthly, Stripe doesn't support native tiering price like this.
One way I can think of is:
- your internal tiering logic computes the new price, t
- When the new price is different from the existing one, update the subscription to the new price: https://stripe.com/docs/billing/subscriptions/upgrade-downgrade
sullen rampart
Ok I will explore this. 2 questions come to my mind:
- Is the subscription monthly are yearly?
- Is the subscription usage based?