Calculate price

Usage

The first time that you call this endpoint for a given IP address and user ID, Corrily calculates the price. On subsequent calls (with the same IP address and user ID), Corrily returns the original calculated price. See Calculate price API examples for examples of how this endpoint is commonly used.

Price localization

If you’re only using Corrily for price localization (i.e. you are not doing price optimization), this is the endpoint that you call in order to get localized prices.

Price optimization

If you’re also doing price optimization, this is the endpoint you call to get optimized prices. As explained in Price optimization overview, Corrily either returns an experimental price or a control price which will be used to benchmark the experimental prices. Experimental prices are affected by the following factors:

The (potential) customer’s location, which is inferred from their IP address
Any user features that you have provided
The outcomes of previous price experiments
The upper and lower bounds that you defined in the Corrily Dashboard

Body Params

user_id

string

A User ID. Only required if no ip is provided and get_ip_from_request is false.

products

string[]

required

The product IDs that you want to calculate prices for. In general, you probably want to include the product IDs for all the product offerings that you intend to show your visitor. The response from Corrily will contain the display price for each product. For example, if you provide ["monthly", "annual"], Corrily returns price data for your monthly and annual products. Product IDs are created by Corrily when you set up your Corrily account. Email support@corrily.com if you don’t know yours.

package_id

string

If packaging segmentation is enabled, package id can be passed to get the products for a package. That way the products shown themselves will be based on the package segmentation. When package segmentation is enabled, the products parameter is optional. If there is no pacakge segmentation defined for given country, audience, and no package_id, products are specified in request, an error will be returned.

string

An IPv4 or IPv6 address. Corrily uses this as the user ID if no user_id is provided. ip is only required if no user_id is provided and get_ip_from_request is false. Examples: 187.106.3.73 (IPv4), 2804:14d:ac91:8286:efcb:851f:b59f:fffc (IPv6).

get_ip_from_request

boolean

If true, Corrily sources the user’s IP from this request. get_ip_from_request therefore only works correctly when the Corrily API request is made from a client device.

country

string

A two-letter (Alpha-2) ISO 3166 country code. Example: US

features

object

An object containing key-value pairs of arbitrary strings that represent features of this user which may affect their optimal price. See User features. Example: {"platform": "ios"}

integrations

string[]

The payment gateways to return integration objects for. Accepted values: stripe, paypal, chargebee

currency

string

A currency you wish the price to be tied to. Currencies do not need to match the passed country. For example, it is possible to return a price in EUR for someone based in the Unites Sates. Note that the country-adjusted price will be returned, regardless of the currency set.

override

boolean

With this flag you can run a complete recomputation of what should be shown for a user: country, currency, experiment and arm. For example, if a user was attached to country A and now you want to attach him to country B, and recompute products and prices for him, then you can use this flag. After recomputation, all previously saved for this user data will be overrided.

override_currency

boolean

Will override the currency of any previously saved price and instead return the price in the currency provided. If set to true, a currency param must be passed. Unlike override the price amount will not be recomputed.

run_experiment

boolean

If set to false, will make sure no experiment is run.

coupons

object

Optional product id to coupon id mapping to explicitly specify the coupon to be applied in the pricing. Coupons feature needs to be enabled for this. example {"product_id_1": "coupon_id_1"}. Multiple coupons can be applied by a comma-delimited string, for example: {"product_id_1": "coupon_id_1,coupon_id2"}

Response

success

boolean

Whether or not the request completed successfully.

user_id

string

The user ID that you provided when you called calculate price, or the user’s IP address (if you did not provide a user ID).

country

enum

The country that the price data is associated to. If you did not specify a country when calling calculate price, the country value provided here in the response is inferred from the user’s IP address.

currency

enum

The currency that the price data is associated to. Tip: check if products. {id}.display.price meets your needs before manually constructing a display price with this field.

currency_symbol

string

The currency symbol that the price data is associated to. Tip: check if products.{id}.display.price meets your needs before manually constructing a display price with this field.

package_id

string

The package ID that was used to get the products.

products

object

The price data for each of the products that you specified when you called calculate price. The placeholder {id} below represents your product ID(s). See Setup to learn how to create product IDs.

Show <id>

price

float

A float version of your price, in case you want to do some custom formatting of the price. Tip: check if products.{id}.display.price meets your needs before manually constructing a display price with this field.

price_usd

float

The current value of products.{id}.price in United States dollars.

interval

enum

The billing interval of this product. Possible values: day, week, month, year, one_time

interval_count

integer

display

object

The price data, formatted in various ways for display to your user.

Show properties

price

string

The price data, formatted in a way that your user will quickly understand. This is usually a combination of currency, currency_symbol, and products.{id}.price. products.{id}.price will use commas or periods as separators if that is the local custom. Example: JP¥2,200

reference_interval_price

string

The default price for the product. You can set this default price in your Corrily Dashboard.

price_with_baseline_strike

string

If products.{id}.price is an experimental price, this field contains the baseline price striked out, followed by the experimental price. You may want to present this to your user to help them see that they would be paying less than normal customers. Example:

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discount_to_baseline

float

If products.{id}.price is an experimental price, this field contains the percentage discount of the experimental price compared to the baseline price. For example, if the baseline price is 34 and the experimental price is 19, the discount is about 44%: 1 - (19 ÷ 34)) × 100

trial

object

The trial data for the product if available

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trial_id

The corrily trial id for the product

trial_days

integer

Number of days for the trial

trial_type

enum

Type of the trial. Possible values: PAID, FREE

integrations

object

The price data, formatted for payment gateway integration.

Show <gateway>

currency

enum

The currency that products.{id}.integrations.{gateway}.amount is priced in. If this currency is not the same as the top-level currency value in this response (the “local currency”), it means that the payment gateway does not accept the local currency.

amount

float

The amount that you should pass to the payment gateway when creating the subscription or charge. Many payment gateways use smallest-unit currency format in which case this value will be an integer.

formatted

string

As mentioned in products.{id}.integrations.{gateway}.currency, sometimes a payment gateway doesn’t support your user’s local currency. If that’s the case, then products.{id}.integrations. {gateway}.formatted provides the equivalent price in a currency that the payment gateway does support. This field is similar to products.{id}.display.price in that it will be formatted in a way that your user will quickly understand.

coupons

object

Optionally include coupon details if the given request matches any segment for which an active campaign is running

Show child attributes

string

coupon id

api_id

string

coupon corrily api_id

type

string

indicates if a coupon is percentage discount coupon or absolute amount discount coupon

value

float

The value or percentage or absolute amount of discount for the coupon

coupon_source

array

Array of strings. Indicates sources of the coupon if the coupon maps to external sources. For example: “coupon_source”: [“STRIPE”, “CHARGEBEE”]

external_coupon_id

number

External Coupon corrily id

external_coupon_api_id

string

Coupon id from the external source if that coupon maps to an external source

currency_code

string

Indicates currency code if it is configured for the coupon

valid_till

string

Datetime in YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS format. Indicates the time the coupon is valid for in UTC.

display

object

The price data after coupon application, formatted in various ways for display to your user.

Show child attributes

price

string

The price data in a useful format after coupon application. This value is formatted in the same way as products.{id}.price. Uses coupons[i].display.price_numeric as a price source.

price_numeric

number

Numeric price after coupon application

reference_interval_price

string

The default price for the product. You can set this default price in your Corrily Dashboard.

reference_interval_price_numeric

number

reference_interval_price in numeric format

price_with_baseline_strike

string

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pct_discount_to_baseline

number

If coupon is in percents, then here will be coupon value in percents. If coupon is absolue value, then this field will contain relation in percents between base price and price after coupon is applied.

amount_after_coupon_discount

number

Price after coupon application

variants

object

Price experimentation metadata. If you are not doing price experimentation, you can ignore this object.

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experimented_on

boolean

Whether or not this response contains experimental prices.

experiment_id

int

The ID of this experiment. An id of 0 means no experiment was run.

experiment_type

enum

One of price, packaging or null.

products_to_select

[string]

In the case of a packaging experiment, the product API IDs to pick from the product object of the response to show to users.

treatment_group

enum

The experiment arm identifier, equal to baseline if experiment is run but baseline arm was selected.

audience

object

The first audience user matches.

Show child attributes

name

string

Audience name

api_id

string

Audience API ID

matching_audiences

[object]

All audiences user matches, sorted by name.

Show child attributes

name

string

Audience name

api_id

string

Audience API ID

{
  "success": true,
  "user_id": "193.37.32.232",
  "country": "SG",
  "currency": "SGD",
  "currency_symbol": "S$",
  "products": {
    "monthly": {
      "price": 27,
      "price_usd": 20.059360849328197,
      "interval": "month",
      "interval_count": 1,
      "display": {
        "price": "S$ 27",
        "reference_interval_price": "S$ 27",
        "price_with_baseline_strike": "S$ 27",
        "discount_to_baseline": 0
      },
      "integrations": {
        "stripe": {
          "currency": "SGD",
          "amount": 2700,
          "formatted": "S$ 27"
        }
      }
    },
    "annual": {
      "price": 144,
      "price_usd": 106.98325786308372,
      "interval": "year",
      "interval_count": 1,
      "display": {
        "price": "S$ 144",
        "reference_interval_price": "S$ 12",
        "price_with_baseline_strike": "S$ 12",
        "discount_to_baseline": 0
      },
      "integrations": {
        "stripe": {
          "currency": "SGD",
          "amount": 14400,
          "formatted": "S$ 144"
        }
      },
      "coupon": {
        "id": "coupon_id_392",
        "type": "percentage",
        "value": 10,
        "coupon_source": "chargebee",
        "external_coupon_id": "chargebee_coupon_392",
        "currency_code": "USD",
        "valid_till": "2022-02-07 15:49:49",
        "display": {
          "local_currency_symbol": "€",
          "interval_local_price_formatted": "9 €",
          "local_price_formatted": "9 €",
          "usd_price_formatted": "$11",
          "local_price_formatted_with_baseline_strike": "9 €",
          "pct_discount_to_baseline": 0.0
        }
      }
    }
  },
  "variants": {
    "experimented_on": false,
    "experiment_id": 0,
    "treatment_group": null,
    "experiment_type": null,
    "arm_id": 0,
    "products_to_select": []
  },
  "audience": {
    "name": "First Audience",
    "api_id": "audience_1"
  },
  "matching_audiences": [
    {
      "name": "First Audience",
      "api_id": "audience_1"
    },
    {
      "name": "Second Audience",
      "api_id": "audience_2"
    }
  ],
}

curl --request POST \
     --url https://client.corrily.com/v1/prices \
     --header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
     --data '
{
     "user_id": "string",
     "products": [
          "string"
     ],
     "ip": "string",
     "get_ip_from_request": true,
     "country": "string",
     "integrations": [
          "string"
     ],
     "currency": "string",
     "override": true,
     "run_experiment": true
}
'

Prices

Paywall

Users

Subscriptions

Charges

Products

Coupons

Calculate price

Usage

Price localization

Price optimization

Body Params

Response

Prices

Paywall

Users

Subscriptions

Charges

Products

Coupons

​Usage

​Price localization

​Price optimization

​Body Params

​Response

Usage

Price localization

Price optimization

Body Params

Response