#kaki87_best-practices
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- kaki87_best-practices, 55 minutes ago, 20 messages
I guess I forgot the most important question : line_items.price_data.product_data.name would be used in the customer portal while managing subscriptions, would that be the proper option to solve this issue, or is there a better option ?
I'm not sure line_items.price_data.product_data.name overwrites existing product names. This is just the name of the product that will be created from the checkout session.
Oh, so that's not usable when using an existing product ?
Yes
If so, then the approach here will be to create products for each guild
So they all appear as seperate subscriptions in the customer portal
Wouldn't that make analytics very messy ?
Not sure, don't know how you're analyzing data.
From Stripe reporting standpoint it will show each guild (subscription) the number of subscribers and the revenue, etc.
I meant in Stripe Billing yes, but it's 1 guild = 1 subscription by the owner
While an owner can own multiple guilds, with 1 subscription each
Not sure I follow. Are guilds unique to the owner? As in they are not available for other customers to subscribe to?
I'm not sure what you're asking either 😅
- A Discord user who owns a guild can subscribe for said guild ;
- If said user owns multiple guilds, they can subscribe for each guild ;
- The product should be the same in all cases ;
- It would be nice for the user to be able to differenciate these subscriptions by guild in the customer portal.
A Discord user cannot subscribe for a guild they don't own, if that's your question.
Ok, so you can't have a recurring product with sub products (guilds).
We list out some of the limitations of the Customer Portal in our docs [0]
[0] https://docs.stripe.com/customer-management#customer-portal-limitations
One of which:
Customers can’t define multiple Prices with the same product and recurring.interval values. For example, to offer a magazine for 4.00 USD per month regular price and 3.00 USD per month for students, create a separate student magazine Product version.
So in this case the each guild will need to be a separate recurring product.
The prices and intervals will be the same.