Managing Subscription Changes
Update Billing Information
Customers can update their payment method through the Customer Portal:- Next.js
- TypeScript SDK
- Better Auth
- REST API
Customer Portal
Learn more about the Customer Portal and its features.
Subscription Upgrades & Downgrades
Programmatic Upgrades
Upgrade or downgrade a subscription to a different product using the subscription upgrade endpoint:- TypeScript SDK
- REST API
Update Behavior Options
When upgrading or downgrading subscriptions, you can control how the change is processed:| Behavior | Description |
|---|---|
proration-charge-immediately | Calculate prorated amount and charge immediately. Starts a new billing cycle from today. |
proration-charge | Calculate prorated amount as credit and add to next invoice. Maintains original billing cycle. |
proration-none | No proration. Change takes effect on next billing cycle with no immediate charges. |
Proration Example:If a customer upgrades from a $10/month plan to a $30/month plan halfway through their billing cycle:
- proration-charge-immediately: Customer is charged ~$10 now (the difference for the remaining half of the month) and $30 on the next billing date.
- proration-charge: Customer receives ~$5 credit (unused half of old plan) and pays ~$25 on next billing date ($30 - $5).
- proration-none: Customer continues paying $10 until the next billing cycle, then pays $30.
API Reference - Upgrade Subscription
View the complete upgrade subscription endpoint documentation.
Updating Seat Count
For seat-based subscriptions, you can update the number of seats:- TypeScript SDK
- REST API
Seat-Based Billing
Learn more about implementing seat-based pricing models.
Dashboard Management
You can also manage subscriptions directly through the Creem Dashboard:- View subscription details - See customer info, billing history, and status
- Modify subscriptions - Change seat counts, update pricing
- Pause subscriptions - Temporarily pause without canceling
- Cancel subscriptions - End recurring billing