#ferenc-juhasz_best-practices
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placid obsidian
Hi, you could use the subscription schedules API: https://docs.stripe.com/api/subscription_schedules/create and two phases. However, would not it be easier if you created a price for with a 6 month interval: https://docs.stripe.com/api/prices/create#create_price-recurring-interval?
wary oasis
Well, it's a bit complicated, but basically what I want is to aggregate several "child customers'" payments into a "parent customer". This parent customer could have a specific billing cycle (like quarterly, or 6 months etc.) which is independent from the child customers (like one child could have a monthly subscription and another could have a yearly). But that would need having prices with different periods in the aggregate subscription, which is not possible if I'm correct.
Maybe the best solution would be to consolidate the child customers' prices to the parent (for example if the parent has quarterly billing, I could create a quarterly price from both a monthly and a yearly child customer's price).
placid obsidian
Yeah, I think your workaround makes sense here.
wary oasis
Thank you!