Create Product and Price ID in Stripe Dashboard - 7
Let's create the price ID in the stripe dashboard.
Let's go to the page:
dashboard.stripe.com
We set that we are in the test environment, which would be the environments to perform tests. Do not pay attention to this, it is something that is asking me for additional information for my account. Here you can also enable test mode to use test data.
Products for everything
And here we start by adding our first product, why are we doing this, as I indicated at the beginning, I am handling a structure that is a little different than what we are used to, for example with PayPal in which we simply establish a price and that's it. Here we cannot establish the price or the amount that we want, we have to establish it as a reference, a payment or a price, better said, that will be referenced here in our API, so in order to create that price we first have to create a product.
https://dashboard.stripe.com/test/products
Create Product
We create at least one product from the "Create a product" button:
Recurring vs One-Time Payment
Here, to indicate billing periods: 6 months, 3 months, annually, weekly, daily, or personalized. That's not good, it's for the subscription part. You could say that to make our lives easier, we're going to put "punctual" here, which means that it's a single payment. Here, put the amount. I'm going to put one that refers to one euro or one dollar. Again, from here, put "punctual" and there you establish it.
Create Price
And that would be all, we click here to add product and there we have our product. Now we have to select the product. Let's see that this part is always a little complicated with this interface. Here I think it also appears where it says prices and/or rates. This would be to see the price. I think this is the price. In the same way, let's go back here with the three points. The product is there. Yes, this would be the price. Look, here we have to copy the price ID since when we create a product.
- Andrés Cruz
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