Calculate price response

Fields

Field (Data type)	Data type	Description
`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`	String	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`	String	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.
`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.
`products.<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.
`products.<id>.price_usd`	Float	The current value of `products.<id>.price` in United States dollars.
`products.<id>.interval`	String	The billing interval of this product. Possible values: `day`, `week`, `month`, `year`, `one_time`
`products.<id>.interval_count`	Integer
`products.<id>.display`	Object	The price data, formatted in various ways for display to your user.
`products.<id>.display.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`
`products.<id>.display.reference_interval_price`	String	The default price for the product. You can set this default price in your Corrily Dashboard.
`products.<id>.display.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: `$̶3̶4̶ $19`
`products.<id>.display.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
`products.<id>.integrations`	Object	The price data, formatted for payment gateway integration.
`products.<id>.integrations.<gateway>.currency`	String	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.
`products.<id>.integrations.<gateway>.amount`	Float or Integer	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.
`products.<id>.integrations.<gateway>.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.
`variants`	Object	Price experimentation metadata. If you are not doing price experimentation, you can ignore this object.
`variants.experimented_on`	Boolean	Whether or not this response contains experimental prices.

Example

{
  "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"
        }
      }
    }
  },
  "variants": {
    "experimented_on": true
  }
}