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rustic swift
Hello
No the flat fee Price should still get prorated if I remember correctly
Best thing to do though is test it out to make 100% sure
You can use Test Clocks (https://docs.stripe.com/billing/testing/test-clocks) to do this testing quite easily
blazing stream
k, lemme check that out, thanks for the pointer
rustic swift
Sure
blazing stream
i'm kinda new to these stuff in stripe, so hold off a few before freezing the thread plx
rustic swift
Sure
blazing stream
it didn't seem to get prorated, but i may have done something wrong
do quantity changes of a product get prorated? maybe i didn't model the upgrade right?
rustic swift
Yeah quantity changes should get prorated, can you provide the Subscription ID that you tested with?
rustic swift
Yeah, looking
You set proration_behavior: 'none' when you updated
There should be a toggle in the Dashboard for whether to prorate or not
blazing stream
oh, oops i didn't notice that; lemme try again thanks
rustic swift
Sure