Asc Ppp Pricing

# PPP pricing (per-territory pricing)

Use this skill to create or update localized pricing across territories based on purchasing power parity (PPP) or your own regional pricing strategy.

Prefer the current high-level flows:
- `asc subscriptions setup` and `asc iap setup` when you are creating a new product
- `asc subscriptions pricing ...` for subscription pricing changes
- `asc iap pricing summary` and `asc iap pricing schedules ...` for IAP pricing changes

## Preconditions
- Ensure credentials are set (`asc auth login` or `ASC_*` env vars).
- Prefer `ASC_APP_ID` or pass `--app` explicitly.
- Decide your base territory (usually `USA`) and baseline price.
- Use `asc pricing territories list --paginate` if you need supported territory IDs.

## Subscription PPP workflow

### New subscription: bootstrap with `setup`
Use `setup` when you are creating a new subscription and want to create the group, subscription, first localization, initial price, and availability in one verified flow.

```bash
asc subscriptions setup \
  --app "APP_ID" \
  --group-reference-name "Pro" \
  --reference-name "Pro Monthly" \
  --product-id "com.example.pro.monthly" \
  --subscription-period ONE_MONTH \
  --locale "en-US" \
  --display-name "Pro Monthly" \
  --description "Unlock everything" \
  --price "9.99" \
  --price-territory "USA" \
  --territories "USA,CAN,GBR" \
  --output json
```

Notes:
- `setup` verifies the created state by default.
- Use `--no-verify` only when you explicitly want speed over readback verification.
- Use `--tier` or `--price-point-id` instead of `--price` when your workflow is tier-driven.

### Inspect current subscription pricing before changes
Use the summary view first when you want a compact current-state snapshot.

```bash
asc subscriptions pricing summary --subscription-id "SUB_ID" --territory "USA"
asc subscriptions pricing summary --subscription-id "SUB_ID" --territory "IND"
asc subscriptions pricing prices list --subscription-id "SUB_ID" --paginate
```

Use `summary` for quick before/after spot checks and `prices list` when you need raw price records.

### Preferred bulk PPP update: import a CSV with dry run
For broad PPP rollouts, prefer the subscription pricing import command instead of manually adding territory prices one by one.

Example CSV:

```csv
territory,price,start_date,preserved
IND,2.99,2026-04-01,false
BRA,4.99,2026-04-01,false
MEX,4.99,2026-04-01,false
DEU,8.99,2026-04-01,false
```

Dry-run first:

```bash
asc subscriptions pricing prices import \
  --subscription-id "SUB_ID" \
  --input "./ppp-prices.csv" \
  --dry-run \
  --output table
```

Apply for real:

```bash
asc subscriptions pricing prices import \
  --subscription-id "SUB_ID" \
  --input "./ppp-prices.csv" \
  --output table
```

Notes:
- `--dry-run` validates rows and resolves price points without creating prices.
- `--continue-on-error=false` gives you a fail-fast mode.
- CSV required columns: `territory`, `price`
- CSV optional columns: `currency_code`, `start_date`, `preserved`, `preserve_current_price`, `price_point_id`
- When `price_point_id` is omitted, the CLI resolves the matching price point for the row's territory and price automatically.
- Territory inputs in import can be 3-letter IDs, 2-letter codes, or common territory names that map cleanly.

### One-off subscription territory changes
For a small number of manual overrides, use the canonical `set` command.

```bash
asc subscriptions pricing prices set --subscription-id "SUB_ID" --price "2.99" --territory "IND"
asc subscriptions pricing prices set --subscription-id "SUB_ID" --tier 5 --territory "BRA"
asc subscriptions pricing prices set --subscription-id "SUB_ID" --price-point "PRICE_POINT_ID" -