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# Stripe Product Code

Limio Products correspond to Stripe Products on a 1:1 basis. Each Limio Product must be linked to a Stripe Product so that Limio can create the correct subscriptions and prices in Stripe at order time.

However, there may be situations where multiple Limio Products link to a single Stripe Product — for example, if you want to differentiate between sales channels (e.g. "Premium Direct" vs "Premium Partner") while using the same underlying Stripe Product.

Learn more about the relationship between Limio objects at: [Products, Offers, and Pages Relationship](https://docs.limio.com/product/page-builder/how-do-products-offers-and-pages-relate-in-page-builder)

## Mapping your Limio Products to Stripe Products

**To link a Limio Product to a Stripe Product, follow these steps:**

**Step 1:** Create your product in the [Stripe Dashboard](https://dashboard.stripe.com/products) if you haven't already. Each product will have a Product ID (e.g. `prod_TpFpO4EkIM28wn`).

**Step 2:** In the Limio app, go to the **Products** tab on the left-hand side. Create or select a product.

**Step 3:** In the **Stripe Product Code** attribute, enter the Stripe Product ID from Step 1.

{% hint style="info" %}
Unlike Zuora, there is no catalog sync step. You simply copy the Stripe Product ID from the Stripe Dashboard and paste it into the Limio Product attribute.
{% endhint %}

Now that you have linked your Limio Product to Stripe, proceed to configure pricing on your Offers:

{% content-ref url="/pages/QsJwuFDYxD7DB3LbQeUq" %}
[Using Limio Price with Stripe](/integrations/stripe-billing-integration/manage-pricing/using-limio-price-with-stripe.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}


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