Vovy creates your new Stripe price, points checkout at it, and either keeps existing subscribers on their old price or moves them with notice.
Raise Pro to $19 for new users but keep current users at $12
How it works
- Show who's on which price: Vovy lists your active subscriptions in Stripe grouped by price and shows monthly revenue for each.
- Create the new price: It adds a $19 monthly price to the Pro product. Stripe prices can't be edited, so a new price is how you change one.
- Point new signups at it: In Cursor Vovy updates the price ID in your checkout and pricing page, and archives the old price so it can't be bought.
- Move existing customers, if you choose: If you'd rather raise everyone, it drafts a notice email and schedules each subscription to switch at renewal, without an extra charge.
- Show the revenue impact: A card projects monthly revenue for keeping, migrating, or a mix, based on your current subscribers.
What you provide
- Your new price
- Whether current customers keep their price
What you get
- A new live price
- Checkout using the new price
- Existing customers handled your way
- A revenue projection
FAQ
Will archiving the old price cancel existing subscriptions?
No. Archived prices keep billing current subscribers, they just can't be used for new purchases.
Do I have to warn customers before raising their price?
It's expected and in many places required. A 30 day notice is a common courtesy.
What is grandfathering?
Keeping early customers on their original price as a reward. It's the default if you don't move them.
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