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fresh aspen
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Hi, let me help you with this.

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What is the behavior you're observing right now?
Do you have an example?

gloomy folio
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Here’s the behavior we want to achieve:

  1. A customer starts a subscription with a 14-day trial.
  2. On day 7 of the trial, we add an additional product to the subscription.
  3. After 14 days, when the trial ends, the invoice should include both:
    • The prorated charge for the additional product added during the trial.
    • The charge for the next billing cycle.
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barren temple
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Hi, I want to confirm that I understand what you're looking for fully with an example:

A customer starts a $10 subscription with a 14-day trial.
On day 7 of the trial, we add an additional $20 product to the subscription.
After 14 days, when the trial ends, the invoice should include both:
The prorated charge for the additional product added during the trial, $5+$15=$20
The charge for the next billing cycle. $20+$30=$50 so charge a total of $50?

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Are you still here?

gloomy folio
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Yes, I'm still here! Sorry for the delay.

barren temple
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No worries, can you confirm if the above is what you'd like to achieve?

gloomy folio
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A customer starts a $10 subscription with a 14-day trial.
On day 7 of the trial, we add an additional $20 product to the subscription.
After 14 days, when the trial ends, the invoice should include both:
The prorated charge for the additional product added during the trial, $5+$15=$20
The charge for the next billing cycle. $20+$30=$50 so charge a total of $50?
Yes, that's correct!
The total charge should include both the prorated amount and the next billing cycle's charge.
Thanks for checking!

barren temple
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This means that if you created the subscription on the ast of the month with a 14-day free trial, the customer will be charged for the subscription's amount starting on the 15th of the month.

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If you'd want to charge the customer for the 'prorated' amount when the subscription is created, you could offer a discount

gloomy folio
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Are you saying that I can apply a coupon to the portion of the amount that I don’t want to charge?

barren temple
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Yes, but that means they will be charged once at the subscription creation. Then, another charge at the subscription's normal period.

gloomy folio
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I appreciate your explanation.
I will keep that in mind and conduct testing with a coupon.

barren temple