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Stripe Checkout Flow

Add real Stripe payments with checkout, webhooks, and payment status - not a button that pretends to charge.

Run this as a guided flow on Flows — verify gates and recovery prompts included →

Flows@flows12d ago

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Chain

Inputs

Step 1

flow-stripe-checkout-flow-1-define-the-payment-spec

Step 2

flow-stripe-checkout-flow-2-set-up-stripe-keys-and-packages-securely

Step 3

flow-stripe-checkout-flow-3-create-the-checkout-session-endpoint

Step 4

flow-stripe-checkout-flow-4-build-the-pay-button-and-redirect

Step 5

flow-stripe-checkout-flow-5-confirm-payment-server-side

Step 6

flow-stripe-checkout-flow-6-reflect-paid-state-in-the-ui

Step 7

flow-stripe-checkout-flow-7-test-with-stripe-test-cards

Final output

Workflow inputs

No inputs required — hit Run to stream each step in order.

Each step streams from its model and feeds the next. BYOK — you pay your provider directly. Add a key in Settings if a step needs one.

Step 1 · Lock what is being sold, prices, and payment states before touching Stripe.

flow-stripe-checkout-flow-1-define-the-payment-spec

Claude Sonnet 4.6→ {{step_1}}

Awaiting upstream steps…

Step 2 · Wire Stripe credentials the right way so keys never leak to the client.

flow-stripe-checkout-flow-2-set-up-stripe-keys-and-packages-securely

Claude Sonnet 4.6→ {{step_2}}

Awaiting upstream steps…

Step 3 · Payments start server-side: build the endpoint that creates a real Stripe Checkout session.

flow-stripe-checkout-flow-3-create-the-checkout-session-endpoint

Claude Sonnet 4.6→ {{step_3}}

Awaiting upstream steps…

Step 4 · Connect the UI to the real session endpoint with proper loading and error states.

flow-stripe-checkout-flow-4-build-the-pay-button-and-redirect

Claude Sonnet 4.6→ {{step_4}}

Awaiting upstream steps…

Step 5 · The success redirect proves nothing - verify payment status with Stripe before granting anything.

flow-stripe-checkout-flow-5-confirm-payment-server-side

Claude Sonnet 4.6→ {{step_5}}

Awaiting upstream steps…

Step 6 · Users must see what they paid for - surface payment status everywhere it matters.

flow-stripe-checkout-flow-6-reflect-paid-state-in-the-ui

Claude Sonnet 4.6→ {{step_6}}

Awaiting upstream steps…

Step 7 · Prove the whole loop with real test-mode payments including failure paths.

flow-stripe-checkout-flow-7-test-with-stripe-test-cards

Claude Sonnet 4.6→ {{step_7}}

Awaiting upstream steps…

About this workflow

Add real Stripe payments with checkout, webhooks, and payment status - not a button that pretends to charge.

What happens when you run it

1
Lock what is being sold, prices, and payment states before touching Stripe.
Runs flow-stripe-checkout-flow-1-define-the-payment-spec on Claude Sonnet 4.6
2
Wire Stripe credentials the right way so keys never leak to the client.
Runs flow-stripe-checkout-flow-2-set-up-stripe-keys-and-packages-securely on Claude Sonnet 4.6
3
Payments start server-side: build the endpoint that creates a real Stripe Checkout session.
Runs flow-stripe-checkout-flow-3-create-the-checkout-session-endpoint on Claude Sonnet 4.6
4
Connect the UI to the real session endpoint with proper loading and error states.
Runs flow-stripe-checkout-flow-4-build-the-pay-button-and-redirect on Claude Sonnet 4.6
5
The success redirect proves nothing - verify payment status with Stripe before granting anything.
Runs flow-stripe-checkout-flow-5-confirm-payment-server-side on Claude Sonnet 4.6
6
Users must see what they paid for - surface payment status everywhere it matters.
Runs flow-stripe-checkout-flow-6-reflect-paid-state-in-the-ui on Claude Sonnet 4.6
7
Prove the whole loop with real test-mode payments including failure paths.
Runs flow-stripe-checkout-flow-7-test-with-stripe-test-cards on Claude Sonnet 4.6

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•Recurring tasks you currently copy-paste between tools.
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Models used

Claude Sonnet 4.6