- Speed - Team-based billing, multi-interval usage limits, auto-topups, timeseries charts: all handled by Autumn out of the box.
- Flexibility — Plan versioning, custom deals, and pricing changes without code deploys
- Reliability — No webhook edge cases, race conditions, or state sync issues to debug
Planning a complex migration? Reach out to us — we can help you plan and execute it.
Migration Steps
1
Replace your existing billing code with Autumn
Start by integrating Autumn in your development environment. Replace your existing Stripe billing logic with Autumn’s SDK:
- Set up your pricing plans in the Autumn dashboard
- Install the Autumn SDK and configure your API keys
- Replace Stripe checkout, subscription management, and usage tracking with Autumn equivalents
2
Link your production Stripe account
Connect your existing Stripe account to Autumn in your production environment. This gives us access to your active subscriptions so we can link them during migration.
3
Map your products in production
Before importing any customers, make sure every plan your Stripe customers are currently on has a matching plan set up in your Autumn production environment. Each customer you import will reference one of these plans by its
plan_id, so this mapping needs to be in place first.4
Import your customers
For each customer, call If you need to preserve a customer’s exact usage counts rather than have their balances reset on import, follow up with
billing.import with their existing Stripe customer ID, their current subscription, and the Autumn plan it maps to. This links their live Stripe subscription so Autumn can manage it going forward — there will be no change or disruption to your customers’ billing.balances.update to set the correct remaining balance for each feature:5
Deploy your Autumn integration
Once your customers are imported, you can deploy your Autumn integration to production. Your existing customers will be seamlessly linked to their Stripe subscriptions through Autumn.