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With Stripe in Test Mode, when testing an embedded pricing table with a trial period enabled, the user can, in deed, start a trial.

However if that user cancels their subscription before the end of the trial, or even pays to continue the subscription, and cancels their renewal some time in the future, the same customer can start a new trial. They can start repeated trials indefinitely this way.

IOW, Stripe seems to always offers the trial, unconditionally to the same customer, even if they've trialed before.

I've verified that this is happening for the same cid (customer id) used to create the CustomerSession for showing the pricing table.

Is this just a quirk of Test Mode, or is this the behavior also in production mode? I haven't found any information in the docs to indicate this.

If this is the behavior also in production mode, then is it the backend's responsibility to track this and show one pricing table (with a trial) or another (without a trial)? --a little tedious to have to create duplicate pricing tables.

Thanks

With Stripe in Test Mode, when testing an embedded pricing table with a trial period enabled, the user can, in deed, start a trial.

However if that user cancels their subscription before the end of the trial, or even pays to continue the subscription, and cancels their renewal some time in the future, the same customer can start a new trial. They can start repeated trials indefinitely this way.

IOW, Stripe seems to always offers the trial, unconditionally to the same customer, even if they've trialed before.

I've verified that this is happening for the same cid (customer id) used to create the CustomerSession for showing the pricing table.

Is this just a quirk of Test Mode, or is this the behavior also in production mode? I haven't found any information in the docs to indicate this.

If this is the behavior also in production mode, then is it the backend's responsibility to track this and show one pricing table (with a trial) or another (without a trial)? --a little tedious to have to create duplicate pricing tables.

Thanks

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It’s correct that the Stripe Pricing Table does not default to checking for the same Customer ID. You will need to implement backend logic for pre-condition filtering and create two distinct Pricing Tables.

Additionally, Stripe’s live mode should behave the same as test mode.

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