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fierce osprey
hello! if you don't mind always creating new products / prices inline for each Checkout Session, you can define it here : https://docs.stripe.com/api/checkout/sessions/create#create_checkout_session-line_items-price_data-product_data-description
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do i have to create a new product for 299, 399 and 499?
can a single product maintain multiple prices?
fierce osprey
if you use inline products/prices, you'll always be creating a new product and price.
Also, you can have different products - product A for 299, product B for 399, and product C for 499. Yes, a single product can maintain multiple prices
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then I would have to create 3 separate products right, I actually wanted them under the same product since it gets less cluttered on the daskboard
fierce osprey
yep, so either you create 3 separate products, or you create the Prices / Products inline at the time you create the Checkout session. When you creating the Prices / Products inline, these Prices / Products will automatically be archived
you can try out creating Prices / Products inline in a Checkout Session to see how it works
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okay sure thanks bud