Key Takeaways
- Chat-driven setup: Describe your payment needs in natural language
- No manual coding: ChatandBuild generates all payment components automatically
- Full subscription support: Handle one-time payments, subscriptions, and plan changes
- Webhook integration: Automatic processing of payment events and status updates
Requirements
Before you start, make sure you have:- A Stripe account with products configured
- The project must be connected to Supabase. Learn more about Supabase
- A working frontend and backend setup
Note: Stripe integration is not available in preview. To test it, deploy your project and ensure Stripe is set to test mode. Use the following test card details: card number 4242 4242 4242 4242, any 3-digit CVC, and any future expiration date.
Stripe Payment Setup (No-Code Chat Flow)
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Step 1
Prepare Your ProjectFirst, connect your project to Supabase and add your Stripe Secret Key to your environment:
Have your Stripe product price IDs ready, or let ChatandBuild help you create them during the setup process.
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Step 2
Configure Your Payment in ChatSimply describe what you want to achieve. Here are some examples:
One-time Payment Example:
One-time Payment Example:
Subscription Example:
Subscription Example:
Annual Plan Example:
Annual Plan Example:
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Step 3
Review and DeployChatandBuild will automatically:
- Generate Stripe checkout components
- Create the necessary database tables
- Set up webhook handlers for payment processing
- Generate UI components for your payment flow
Advanced Integration: Webhooks & Supabase
For production applications, you’ll want to set up webhooks to handle payment events automatically.1
Connect Supabase
Make sure your ChatandBuild project is connected to Supabase for secure data storage.
- Connect Supabase to your project. Refer to this tutorial
- Once connected, Supabase enables secure payment processing, subscription management, webhook handling, customer data storage, and error handling.
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Secure Payment Processing
Start by prompting to ChatAndBuild:ChatAndBuild will help generate the SQL schema required for payment handling, including tables for users, subscriptions, and payments. You can review and adjust these tables to match your product’s needs before applying the changes.
Let’s connect Stripe to the project, starting with secure payment processing.
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Implement Edge Functions for Webhooks
Supabase Edge Functions are lightweight, high-performance serverless functions that run close to users for faster responses. They’re ideal for handling tasks like processing webhook events (e.g., payment confirmations) before updating the database.
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Step 1
Retrieve the Endpoint URL from the Edge Function in Supabase.
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Step 2
Go to Stripe Dashboard > Developers > Webhooks > Create an Event Destination.
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Step 3
Choose the Webhook Events that best match your project’s requirements:
payment_intent.succeededpayment_intent.payment_failedcustomer.subscription.createdcustomer.subscription.updatedcustomer.subscription.deleted
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Step 4
Enter the Endpoint URL from Supabase.
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Step 5
Copy the Webhook Secret and securely store it in Supabase → Edge Functions → Manage Secrets → Add New Secret.
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Securely Add API Keys
To integrate Stripe securely, do not share your API key directly in chat. Instead:
- Store it as an environment variable (e.g., in
.env). - Use it only on the server side, never in client-side code.
- For Supabase, add it under Edge Functions → Manage Secrets and reference it in your code.
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Testing Your Integration
- Use Stripe’s Test Mode to safely test payments.
- Test card details:
- Card Number:
4242 4242 4242 4242 - Any future expiration date
- Any 3-digit CVC
- Card Number:
- Deploy your app—Stripe integration does not work in preview mode.
Debugging & Troubleshooting
If you encounter issues:Check Browser Console
Check Browser Console
Look for JavaScript errors related to Stripe or payment processing.
Review Supabase Edge Function Logs
Review Supabase Edge Function Logs
Check your Supabase dashboard for any errors in webhook processing.
Stripe Dashboard
Stripe Dashboard
Monitor your Stripe dashboard for:
- Successful and failed payments
- Webhook delivery status
- Event logs and error messages
Payments not processing:
Payments not processing:
- Verify API keys are correctly configured
- Check that webhooks are properly set up
- Ensure your domain is added to Stripe’s allowed domains
Subscription status not updating:
Subscription status not updating:
- Check webhook endpoint configuration
- Verify database permissions in Supabase
- Review edge function logs for errors
Remember to switch to live mode in both Stripe and ChatandBuild when you’re ready to accept real payments.