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[fair dagger]

As you can see here, the next invoice indicates a higher amount to be paid (without discount). This is because the coupon applied is of type once. As soon as the customer pays this invoice, our webhook updates the subscription to add the product's default coupon which is of type forever.

The issue here is that in the mean time, we're displaying to the customer an amount to be paid that is not correct, because we will apply a coupon immediatly after the purchase. But that can cause a bad impact on the customer experience.

We know it's not possible to apply more than one coupon at the same time. But we wanted a workaround to provide a better experience for our customers

[cinder remnant]

Yea unfortunately there's no good way to do this cleanly all at once, Checkout doesnt know about that future coupon at all

Once possible workaround you could try is:
1/ Set up your subscription with a trial period for the first period
2/ Use the forever coupon for the recurring discount
3/ To pay for the initial period at the desired other discount rate, use a one-time price for that amount

That would end up with the customer paying the initial period price for the trial period, then the recurring amount would be discounted with the coupon

One way we'd like to make this easier in future with with multiple/stackable coupons/promos, so you'd apply your base recurring discount + and additional one time discount for the first payment. That's not supported today, but something we're working on.