#Dave-product-variations
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SKUs are legacy and I don't think they can be created with the CLI
Can you clarify a bit what you are looking to do here? If you are working with our newer APIs we can try to figure out how to do what you want with them. Otherwise you will need to create your SKUs with the dashboard or API
It's a new project, with new products - so no need for any legacy stuff I don't think. I just need a single product with some variations. Say I was selling a physical product (a photographic print maybe), then on that product I need 3 different sizes with a price attached to each size:
A6 = $10
A5 = $20
A4 = $30
Can all that data go on a single product object?
Product B might have different prices attached to it (A6 = $15, A5 = $25 etc etc)
I'm using Stripe Checkout. If using Checkout isn't the best way to do product variations, could you recommend what would be the best way? Thanks a lot 🙂
You can create multiple prices on the same product with different descriptions
We typically recommend different products when different things are being sold. Prices are usually supposed to be for like monthly/yearly having slightly different rates
Yep - sorry, I would have different products in Stripe for different products.
Ah I see - so if Product A has 3 variations, then you recommend actually creating 3 different products for it in Stripe?
Then Product B has 3 different variations, and so in Stripe I now have 6 "products"
Yes, typically that is what we recommend from my understanding. I am trying to find our recommendations on this again...
Thanks. I've scoured the docs, and I can see anything mentioning variations at all.
From what I can see we would typically different products for different versions of a good you are selling. So that would mean 6 products here.