Built into Typestate.

Stripe

Take one-off payments, deposits and subscriptions on your own Stripe account.

Add Stripe payments to my backend on Typestate.

Stripe is on, through set_payment_provider.

Open a payment page, Open the billing page, Refund a payment

Your key goes in the cockpit, never through me.

Ready on Sandbox after the next deploy.

What your agent does with this integration

Your website or app

Your backend on TypestateYour agent builds it

Stripe

What it does for a business

Sell a product or a plan on a Stripe payment page, and know the moment the money arrives
Give access only after a payment succeeded, and take it away when a subscription ends
Refund from an action, for example when an appointment is cancelled in time
Let a customer change their card or cancel on Stripe's own billing page
Add the buyer's tax with Stripe Tax, if you turn it on

Triggers

Events from Stripe that start an action of your backend.

WhenA payment succeededMoney arrived for a product sold once, or for the first period of a subscription.

Field the action gets	Type	What it is
`event`	text	Which event it is, such as payment.succeeded.
`id`	text	The same for every run of one event, so an action can tell a repeat.
`person`	text	The account of the person who paid, when they were signed in.
`product`	text	The product's name, as it was declared.
`reference`	text	What the action that opened the payment page gave as its reference, such as a booking's id.
`payment`	text	The payment, for a refund.
`subscription`	text	The subscription, for a subscription event.
`refund`	text	The refund, for a refund event.
`status`	text	The state after the event.
`amount`	integer	How much, in the smallest unit of the currency (cents).
`currency`	text	Three letters, such as EUR.

An example

{
  "amount": 2000,
  "currency": "EUR",
  "event": "payment.succeeded",
  "id": "evt_8Fq2",
  "payment": "pay_7Kd",
  "person": "usr_41c",
  "product": "Deposit",
  "reference": "bkg_19",
  "refund": null,
  "status": "paid",
  "subscription": null
}

WhenA payment failedA card was refused, for example at a renewal.

Field the action gets	Type	What it is
`event`	text	Which event it is, such as payment.succeeded.
`id`	text	The same for every run of one event, so an action can tell a repeat.
`person`	text	The account of the person who paid, when they were signed in.
`product`	text	The product's name, as it was declared.
`reference`	text	What the action that opened the payment page gave as its reference, such as a booking's id.
`payment`	text	The payment, for a refund.
`subscription`	text	The subscription, for a subscription event.
`refund`	text	The refund, for a refund event.
`status`	text	The state after the event.
`amount`	integer	How much, in the smallest unit of the currency (cents).
`currency`	text	Three letters, such as EUR.

An example

{
  "amount": 2000,
  "currency": "EUR",
  "event": "payment.failed",
  "id": "evt_8Fq2",
  "payment": "pay_7Kd",
  "person": "usr_41c",
  "product": "Deposit",
  "reference": "bkg_19",
  "refund": null,
  "status": "failed",
  "subscription": null
}

WhenA subscription startedA person began paying for a plan.

Field the action gets	Type	What it is
`event`	text	Which event it is, such as payment.succeeded.
`id`	text	The same for every run of one event, so an action can tell a repeat.
`person`	text	The account of the person who paid, when they were signed in.
`product`	text	The product's name, as it was declared.
`reference`	text	What the action that opened the payment page gave as its reference, such as a booking's id.
`payment`	text	The payment, for a refund.
`subscription`	text	The subscription, for a subscription event.
`refund`	text	The refund, for a refund event.
`status`	text	The state after the event.
`amount`	integer	How much, in the smallest unit of the currency (cents).
`currency`	text	Three letters, such as EUR.

An example

{
  "amount": 500,
  "currency": "EUR",
  "event": "subscription.started",
  "id": "evt_8Fq2",
  "payment": null,
  "person": "usr_41c",
  "product": "Monthly",
  "reference": null,
  "refund": null,
  "status": "active",
  "subscription": "sub_3Rb"
}

WhenA subscription changedA person switched plan or quantity in the billing page.

Field the action gets	Type	What it is
`event`	text	Which event it is, such as payment.succeeded.
`id`	text	The same for every run of one event, so an action can tell a repeat.
`person`	text	The account of the person who paid, when they were signed in.
`product`	text	The product's name, as it was declared.
`reference`	text	What the action that opened the payment page gave as its reference, such as a booking's id.
`payment`	text	The payment, for a refund.
`subscription`	text	The subscription, for a subscription event.
`refund`	text	The refund, for a refund event.
`status`	text	The state after the event.
`amount`	integer	How much, in the smallest unit of the currency (cents).
`currency`	text	Three letters, such as EUR.

An example

{
  "amount": 500,
  "currency": "EUR",
  "event": "subscription.changed",
  "id": "evt_8Fq2",
  "payment": null,
  "person": "usr_41c",
  "product": "Monthly",
  "reference": null,
  "refund": null,
  "status": "active",
  "subscription": "sub_3Rb"
}

WhenA subscription endedA person stopped paying. Every backend that sells a subscription names an action for this.

Field the action gets	Type	What it is
`event`	text	Which event it is, such as payment.succeeded.
`id`	text	The same for every run of one event, so an action can tell a repeat.
`person`	text	The account of the person who paid, when they were signed in.
`product`	text	The product's name, as it was declared.
`reference`	text	What the action that opened the payment page gave as its reference, such as a booking's id.
`payment`	text	The payment, for a refund.
`subscription`	text	The subscription, for a subscription event.
`refund`	text	The refund, for a refund event.
`status`	text	The state after the event.
`amount`	integer	How much, in the smallest unit of the currency (cents).
`currency`	text	Three letters, such as EUR.

An example

{
  "amount": 500,
  "currency": "EUR",
  "event": "subscription.ended",
  "id": "evt_8Fq2",
  "payment": null,
  "person": "usr_41c",
  "product": "Monthly",
  "reference": null,
  "refund": null,
  "status": "ended",
  "subscription": "sub_3Rb"
}

WhenA trial ends in 3 daysTime to remind the person before the first payment.

Field the action gets	Type	What it is
`event`	text	Which event it is, such as payment.succeeded.
`id`	text	The same for every run of one event, so an action can tell a repeat.
`person`	text	The account of the person who paid, when they were signed in.
`product`	text	The product's name, as it was declared.
`reference`	text	What the action that opened the payment page gave as its reference, such as a booking's id.
`payment`	text	The payment, for a refund.
`subscription`	text	The subscription, for a subscription event.
`refund`	text	The refund, for a refund event.
`status`	text	The state after the event.
`amount`	integer	How much, in the smallest unit of the currency (cents).
`currency`	text	Three letters, such as EUR.

An example

{
  "amount": 500,
  "currency": "EUR",
  "event": "subscription.trial_ending",
  "id": "evt_8Fq2",
  "payment": null,
  "person": "usr_41c",
  "product": "Monthly",
  "reference": null,
  "refund": null,
  "status": "trialing",
  "subscription": "sub_3Rb"
}

WhenA refund succeededMoney went back to the buyer.

Field the action gets	Type	What it is
`event`	text	Which event it is, such as payment.succeeded.
`id`	text	The same for every run of one event, so an action can tell a repeat.
`person`	text	The account of the person who paid, when they were signed in.
`product`	text	The product's name, as it was declared.
`reference`	text	What the action that opened the payment page gave as its reference, such as a booking's id.
`payment`	text	The payment, for a refund.
`subscription`	text	The subscription, for a subscription event.
`refund`	text	The refund, for a refund event.
`status`	text	The state after the event.
`amount`	integer	How much, in the smallest unit of the currency (cents).
`currency`	text	Three letters, such as EUR.

An example

{
  "amount": 2000,
  "currency": "EUR",
  "event": "refund.succeeded",
  "id": "evt_8Fq2",
  "payment": "pay_7Kd",
  "person": "usr_41c",
  "product": "Deposit",
  "reference": "bkg_19",
  "refund": "re_2Hs",
  "status": "refunded",
  "subscription": null
}

WhenA refund failedA card refund could not go through, so the payment counts as paid again.

Field the action gets	Type	What it is
`event`	text	Which event it is, such as payment.succeeded.
`id`	text	The same for every run of one event, so an action can tell a repeat.
`person`	text	The account of the person who paid, when they were signed in.
`product`	text	The product's name, as it was declared.
`reference`	text	What the action that opened the payment page gave as its reference, such as a booking's id.
`payment`	text	The payment, for a refund.
`subscription`	text	The subscription, for a subscription event.
`refund`	text	The refund, for a refund event.
`status`	text	The state after the event.
`amount`	integer	How much, in the smallest unit of the currency (cents).
`currency`	text	Three letters, such as EUR.

An example

{
  "amount": 2000,
  "currency": "EUR",
  "event": "refund.failed",
  "id": "evt_8Fq2",
  "payment": "pay_7Kd",
  "person": "usr_41c",
  "product": "Deposit",
  "reference": "bkg_19",
  "refund": "re_2Hs",
  "status": "paid",
  "subscription": null
}

Writes

What an action of your backend asks Stripe to do.

DoOpen a payment pageAnswers the address of Stripe's page for one product. No money moves until the person pays there.

Parameter	Type	Needed	What it is
`product`	text	yes	The product's name, as declared.
`email`	text	no	For a guest who is not signed in.
`quantity`	integer	no	How many, 1 by default.
`reference`	text	no	Anything the payment event should carry back, such as a booking's id.
`return_path`	text	no	The page of your site the person comes back to.
`expires_in`	integer	no	Minutes until the page stops taking payment.

What it answers, for example

{
  "checkout": "chk_5Tq",
  "expires_at": "2026-10-02T09:30:00Z",
  "url": "https://checkout.stripe.com/c/pay/cs_test_a1"
}

DoOpen the billing pageAnswers the address of Stripe's page where the signed-in person changes a card, reads invoices and switches plan.

It takes nothing.

What it answers, for example

{
  "url": "https://billing.stripe.com/p/session/test_b2"
}

DoRefund a paymentAsks Stripe to refund, after the action commits, so an action that refuses refunds nothing.

Parameter	Type	Needed	What it is
`payment`	text	yes	The payment to refund, from its payment event.
`amount`	integer	no	Cents to refund. Left out, the whole of what is left.
`reason`	text	no	Why, for your own records.

What it answers, for example

{
  "status": "requested"
}

DoCancel a subscriptionAsks Stripe to end a subscription, now, at the end of the paid period, or on a date.

Parameter	Type	Needed	What it is
`subscription`	text	yes	The subscription, from its event.
`when`	text	yes	now, period_end, or a date.

What it answers, for example

{
  "status": "requested"
}

Reads

What an action of your backend reads from Stripe.

ReadRead subscriptionsThe subscriptions of the signed-in person, newest first, or of any person for a staff role.

Parameter	Type	Needed	What it is
`person`	text	no	Whose subscriptions, for a staff role. Left out, the signed-in person's own.

What it answers, for example

[
  {
    "product": "Monthly",
    "status": "active"
  }
]

What it cannot do yet

Stripe is the one payment provider today. Paddle, Lemon Squeezy and Mollie are not built.
It does not send Stripe invoices.

Add Stripe to your backend

Your agent declares your products, names the action for each event, and sends you a link where you paste your Stripe key. Changes on Live wait for a person to approve them.

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Blueprints that use it

Writers
Newsletter with paid tiers
Readers subscribe for free or pay monthly. Paid issues go to paying readers first, and open to everyone after 30 days.
7 actions
Apps
Subscription app starter
People sign in with Google, pick a plan, and pay on Stripe. Your app asks which plan a person has before it opens a feature.
8 actions
Events
Event registration and tickets
Guests register for your events with free or paid tickets, and you check them in at the door by their code.
9 actions