Payments
Stripe checkout, webhooks, and purchase tracking. Already wired.
Money in. From day one.
The payment system is not something you bolt on at the end. It is built into the framework from the start, because if you are building a SaaS product, getting paid is the whole point.
What is set up
Stripe Checkout handles the payment page. You do not need to build a payment form, deal with PCI compliance, or worry about card validation. Users click, pay, and get redirected back to your app.
Webhooks confirm every payment server-side. When Stripe says the money landed, a serverless function updates your database automatically. No polling, no manual checks.
Purchase status is tracked in your database with row-level security. Your app always knows who bought what and at which tier.
Why it matters
Most people underestimate how long payment integration takes. Stripe is well-documented, sure, but between webhook handling, edge cases (duplicate events, failed charges, refunds), and keeping your database in sync, it is easily a week of work.
That week is already done. The agents know how to extend the payment system when your product needs custom pricing logic. You start with something that works and build from there.