Change the price of your existing Stripe subscribers, in bulk

It moves your existing Stripe subscriptions onto a new price without canceling and recreating them. You get scheduling, per-subscriber exclusions, an MRR forecast, and one-click reverse.

Stripe prices are immutable, so you can't edit what an existing subscriber pays. To change it you have to create a new price and move each subscription onto it, one at a time, handling proration, rate limits, and rollback yourself. Stripe's Dashboard has no bulk way to do that. This does the whole thing from the browser: new price, batched migration, MRR preview, and one-click reverse.

Any native subscription in your own Stripe account, including those created by Paid Memberships Pro, MemberPress, beehiiv, Ghost, and Substack, which can't bulk-migrate prices on their own. It won't work for tools that run their own billing engine without a Stripe subscription, such as Memberful or WooCommerce Subscriptions. Using something else? Email hello@pricepilot.cloud and we'll confirm whether your platform's subscriptions can be migrated.

Yes. You create a restricted key with only the access it needs: write on Subscriptions, Prices, and Products, and read on Customers, Account, and Invoices (read only, for the proration estimate). It's never stored or logged. It travels over HTTPS to our server, which uses it to make the exact changes you approve and keeps nothing afterward, since we have no database. Delete it in Stripe when you're done.

No. It re-prices the existing subscription in place, keeping the same subscription and billing date. Immediate changes prorate, and you can preview the amount per subscriber first. Next-cycle changes apply at each renewal.

No. Their subscription, saved card, and billing date all stay the same. You're swapping the price on the existing subscription, not canceling and recreating it, so nothing changes on your subscriber's end and they never re-enter payment details.

Yes. One click restores the original price on immediate migrations, or cancels the scheduled changes on next-cycle migrations.

There's no fixed cap. It processes subscriptions in small batches with live progress, and runs of several hundred are routine. For a very large run, do it in a couple of passes (use the exclude-by-date and search controls to split it) rather than one enormous batch, and check the results before the next pass. You can also exclude individual subscribers before you run.

Discounts and coupons stay attached. Re-pricing changes the price on the subscription, not the discount, so a percent-off or amount-off coupon keeps applying with the same remaining term it had before (a 50%-off-for-3-months coupon doesn't get restarted). On a scheduled run, if a discount can't be carried forward for any reason, that subscriber is skipped and reported instead of being billed full price. For immediate changes the proration preview already reflects the discount. Free trials are preserved with the next-cycle option: the trial runs to its original end date, nobody is billed mid-trial, and the new price starts at the first renewal after the trial ends. For trialing subscriptions we recommend that next-cycle timing.

They reconcile automatically. PMPro updates after the next order or with its "Sync with Gateway" action, and MemberPress reconciles through its Stripe webhook.

$399 a year. Test mode is free, so you can connect, preview, and run a complete migration on test data first. A subscription is required only to run on your live subscriptions.