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- dan_api, 6 days ago, 9 messages
vast apex
I created the checkout session with the price ID for my 1 year membership. But all that shows on the checkout session is "Edge Membership", and no description or nickname for "1 year"
limpid mulch
Hi, let me help you with this.
Yes, it seems like you can only add description to Prices but it's not shown to customers.
vast apex
Ok
so in that case, to show 3 different prepaid membership options to customers, we'd need 3 different products?
limpid mulch
What's the difference between the options, in business terms?
vast apex
All 3 options represent the exact membership, just discounted prices on the longer prepaid options due to the longer time commitment
"Edge Membership - 6 months" is $19.99
"Edge Membership - 1 year" is $16.99
"Edge Membership - 2 years" is $13.99
limpid mulch
I guess since the "product" here is the duration of the membership, and it's different for all 3 cases: in the first case you buy "6 months", in the second "12 months", and so on, this logically requires separate Product objects.
vast apex
That makes sense. Appreciate the guidance!