#Cjones-Subscription

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keen tiger
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Hi there, do you want to change the billing cycle of your subscription?

calm pollen
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yes, as i understand the pre-sets are weekly, monthly yearly?

keen tiger
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For instance, you can set interval to week and interval_count to 2 for bi-weekly billing cycle.

calm pollen
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and this works with metered billing too?

keen tiger
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Yes

calm pollen
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ok great thank you so much jack

keen tiger
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No problem ๐Ÿ™‚

calm pollen
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jack one more thing

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if i set the interval count to say, 2

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will it automatically set the billing anchor to the same time as instructed for a 1 week billing, + 1 more week

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as we are currently setting custom anchors

keen tiger
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The recurring interval and billing cycle anchor are two different things here

  • The recurring interval tells Stripe how frequent the recurring payment is
  • The billing cycle anchor tells Stripe when to start the billing
calm pollen
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right ok, so if i set the interval_count to 2. will stripe make a draft /void or anything like that for the 1 interval before the 2nd ?

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just wondering how it internally counts to that interval_count 2 if that makes senes

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sense

keen tiger
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Like say you have a monthly subscription of USD 40
On the 1st week you want to change the interval to 2 weeks. so 4 weeks -> 2 weeks.

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When the change happens, Stripe will perform a proration and charge your customer with the new plan immediately, the invoice will include

  • The remaining 3 weeks of the old plan (-30 USD)
  • The new plan (+20 USD)
    = -10 USD will will be added to customer's credit balance.
calm pollen
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sorry, i meant on creation

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so when we set the interval, will it create a draft or void ? like this, say weekly and intrval count is 2

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week 1 (draft), week 2 (invoice billed), week 3 (draft), week 4 (invoice billed)

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or will this happen

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week 2 (invoice billed), week 4 (invoice billed)

keen tiger
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It'll be something like week 2 (invoice billed), week 4 (invoice billed)