Displaying user's native currency

Is there any way to show the user our subscription price in their native currency on the sign-up page?

I’ve already set up a new product in Stripe that allows the user to pay in their native currency. But when I go to edit the membership settings on Ghost, I don’t seem to have the option of having one payment tier with multiple currencies.

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Multi-currency products are not possible at the moment - Ghost only supports charging for subscriptions in a single currency. Typically anyone can still purchase, even with a foreign card, and their bank will handle the currency conversion.

Important note: Creating new products in Stripe will not be linked to Ghost, and modifying existing products connected to Ghost in Stripe may break things. Approach with care :)

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Thanks for answering my question. Are there any plans to develop multi-currency products in the future?

And in the meantime, do you have any advice on how we could circumvent this issue? Users are turned off paying for a subscription in a foreign currency as it suggests they might get slapped with a conversion fee from their bank.

We’d love to make multi-currency products possible in future for sure

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Hey John, any advances on this? Most of our readers are based in the US, therefore we choose USD for our memberships. But this really frustrates our Aussie readers.

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Adding a +1 for localized pricing!

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We would very much like this feature for oneahead.com.

We have a substantial readership size that is unbelievably international, and only being able to charge in one currency is limiting paid growth based on user feedback.

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Hello John, that sounds exciting indeed! It’s great to see progress being made.

Could you share if there’s a timeline for this feature, perhaps within this year? We international nomads have been eagerly anticipating this for three years now, and it’s a crucial feature for us.

Thanks for considering this.

This would be a nice feature. I’ve just launched a site that’s aimed at US and UK audiences, so being able to charge in USD/GBP would be neat.