☒ Great content easy to follow. What is the process of creating multiple plans and how to to create different checkout buttons for each plan? 
I see you have something like  on your website

subscription/new?annual=true

I know you are passing in a param to the checkout button or something like that 

How did you achieve that?
How to know what plan each customer is subscribed to in your application
Thanks

 ☒ I finally made it work. I created a new attribute in the user table called plan_price and update it when the customer is created with the amount_total from the session object. So the price will determine your subscription plan. I don't know if there are any security concerns with this approach. I am just a Newbie  with ruby on rails 

thanks

def verify_user_steps!
    return if devise_controller?
    return unless user_signed_in?
    return if current_user.terms
    redirect_to after_signup_path(:terms),notice: 'You most accept Terms and conditions.'
  end

This method works fine, but is a user type in the address bar   

http://localhost:3000/after_signup/terms

there are still presented with the terms and condition steps even if they had accepted the terms,How can we avoid that ?

Nice Video. This is just too complicated just to deploy a rails app. I Hope Amazon makes this process simple just like Heroku.
Thanks for your effort