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simple ginkgo
Hello
Okay sorry
So do these two Products have the same interval here (like monthly)?
Actually it looks like that is the case here but yeah since the initial Product is free there is no proration.
So in this case you would have to calculate proration yourself if you wanted to go this route and add an invoice item -- nothing would be calculated on our end here if the initial Price is $0.
midnight ember
Yeah it will always have the same billing period.
Is there an alternative if we don't offer a prorated amount and just charge for a full month, but maitain the same billing cycle anchor?
simple ginkgo
Hmmm
midnight ember
trying to make it so that the billing cycle is not changing
simple ginkgo
I think the only way to really do this would be to update the Subscription to have the full new period (for a new Invoice for the full period) and then you could update it again to set a trial period back to the original billing cycle anchor.
Trying to think of any other way...
Yeah can't really think of another way.... trial periods and $0 prices (see docs here: https://docs.stripe.com/billing/subscriptions/change-price#handling-zero-amount-prices-and-quantities) will always reset the billing cycle anchor on update.
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royal dirge
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