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finite fern
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hello alex

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can u help me

silent crystal
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hello! yes, you'll need to use a schedule to change the price if you want to do so on the next period. At a high level, you'll need to :

  1. Create a subscription schedule from an existing subscription : https://docs.stripe.com/billing/subscriptions/subscription-schedules#existing-subscription
  2. Update the newly created subscription schedule - you would want to update the phase 0 to only run for one iteration, and include a second iteration that uses the new Price

This general introduction to subscription schedules might also be helpful : https://docs.stripe.com/billing/subscriptions/subscription-schedules

Subscription schedules

Learn how to use subscription schedules to automate changes to subscriptions over time.

Create a schedule | Stripe API Reference

Complete reference documentation for the Stripe API. Includes code snippets and examples for our Python, Java, PHP, Node.js, Go, Ruby, and .NET libraries.

finite fern
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you would want to update the phase 0 to only run for one iteration, and include a second iteration that uses the new Price

what do u mean by this?

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especially this part "you would want to update the phase 0 to only run for one iteration"

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Does that mean I have to fill phase 0 with the current price?

silent crystal
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Does that mean I have to fill phase 0 with the current price?

no, you don't need to fill phase 0 with the current price. When you create a subscription schedule from an existing subscription, phase 0 is already defined in the subscription schedule. Maybe you can try creating a subscription schedule from a subscription in testmode first, that would make it easier to understand

finite fern
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i see okay i will try it. so we just need to add a one phase that start on the next period of the subscription with the new price?

silent crystal
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yep. If you're running into issues, feel free to reach out again

finite fern
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okay thanks