#wery_ubb-price-names
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- wery_best-practices, 5 days ago, 11 messages
I had a thread before that, but after some research I really believe there should be a way to change at least how it shows on the invoice
For reference, this is how the Stripe checkout looks like right now
this is how it looks for other companies (as mentioned). this example shows one of the invoices generated today by railway (a hosting provider). they use stripe and PAYG as well.
Hi ๐
Are you creating separate meters?
Can you share the ID of a couple prices that all have the same name?
wery_ubb-price-names
Of course,
price_1SSjrXGxqtVxSNAzavLqQ46L
price_1SSjjRGxqtVxSNAzHuD7JWrW
price_1SSjfUGxqtVxSNAzkuRI3u4O
2 meters and one flat fee. These all relate to the same product (in this case, "Pro")
hi, I'm caught up and taking a look now
can you try different Products backing each of the Prices? I think the name on the Invoice is the Product name
try that and let me know if that gets you what you need
How to create a stripe checkout link using that approach?
const session = await stripe.checkout.sessions.create({
mode: "subscription",
customer: customerId,
line_items: [
{
// Base
price: PRICES[product].base,
quantity: 1,
},
{
// AI Usage
price: PRICES[product].ai,
},
{
// Storage GB
price: PRICES[product].storage,
},
],
success_url:
"",
cancel_url: "",
metadata: {
organizationId: user.organizationId,
purchasedBy: user.id,
referenceId: user.organizationId,
},
subscription_data: {
trial_period_days: 14,
metadata: {
organizationId: user.organizationId,
purchasedBy: user.id,
},
},
});
Would the user have to subscribe to each meter, or could I just replace price IDs with product IDs?
what I'm saying is, create new test Products with the name that you want, then create Prices for them, then manually pass them in the Checkout Session creation
Okay yeah that worked. Thanks!