#gray-brilliant_best-practices
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Can you unpack what you mean a little further? The answer to a literal reading of your question is to just not configure the Subscription to use a trial at all in that case
We are going to give a users a 30 day free trial. At the end of that trial, it will unlock some additional benefits that only some users will care about - we want to explore giving users the ability to skip the free trial so they can access those benefits sooner. Need to determine if we can use one subscription product with a 30 day trial that some can skip, or two products, one with a free trial and one without. Thanks.
You just need to update the Subscription passing trial_end: "now" or whatever timestamp - api reference
You want to charge them at the time they end the trial, correct?
correct