Most businesses display pricing information on their website. Read more about the fields available when you create a price. Enter your pricing details and select Set as default price.In the Pricing section, click the Add another price button.Find the product you want to modify and click on it to open the product information page.To create a new price and make it the new default price in the Dashboard: Under the Price information section, find the price you want to set as the new default price, then click Set as default price.If your product has a default price, provide the product ID in the Order’s line_items.

You can use default prices in the Orders API. The default price must be an active Price.

If your product only has one price, that is its default price. For example, a product could have multiple prices for seasonal sales, but the default is the regular (non-sale) price. Then you can create a price:Ī product’s default price is the most common price you want to present to customers. To create a price in the Dashboard, you have to create a product first. Click Save and add more if you want to create another product and price. (Optional) Click Add another price if you want to create multiple prices for your product.Ĭlick Save product to save the product and price. The first price for the product will automatically be set as the default price. It will say This is the default price if this price is already the default price. Learn more about taxes and subscriptions.Ĭlick Set as default price to make this price the default price of your product. (Optional) Check the box under Billing period if you’re using metered billing. You can add a custom period if none of the drop-down options are what you want. Select a Billing period for recurring prices. (Optional) If you’re selling in multiple currencies, click Add more currencies to set how much to charge in each currency. Customer chooses price is only compatible with Checkout and Payment Links.

Customer chooses price: Let the payer decide on the amount to pay for your product, service, or cause.

If you use this option, select the currency for the price and fill in the tier table. For example, you might charge 10 USD per unit for 50 units, and 7 USD per unit for 100 units.

Volume pricing: Charge the same price for each unit based on the total number of units sold.

For example, you might charge 10 USD per unit for the first 100 units and then 5 USD per unit for the next 50.

Graduated pricing: Use pricing tiers that may result in a different price for some units in an order.

Purchases are rounded up by default, so a customer buying 8 units would pay 50 USD.

Package pricing: Charge by the package, or group of units, like charging 25 USD for every 5 units.

If you use this option, select One time or Recurring.

Standard pricing: Charge the same price for each unit.

For more details about recurring pricing models, read the pricing model guide. You can create multiple prices for a product. To save a product in the Dashboard, you must also add at least one price. Unit labels appear at checkout, and in invoices, receipts, and the customer portal. For example, if you charge by the seat, enter “seat” so the line item includes “per seat” for the price. This describes how you sell your product.

Choose something that your customers would recognize on a bank statement. This descriptor overrides any account descriptors for recurring payments.

(Optional) Enter a Statement descriptor.See tax categories for more information about the appropriate category for your product. (Optional) If you’re using Stripe Tax, select a Tax category for your product.Use a JPEG or PNG file that’s smaller than 2MB. (Optional) Add an Image of your product.The description appears at checkout, on the customer portal, and in quotes.

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