Free Stripe launch check · no login · no keys

Do not stop at 200 OK.

A Stripe webhook can return success while your app still ends in the wrong business state. Check the boring failure modes before a paid user discovers them.

Run the final-state check Book a $99 one-flow preflight Send one Stripe flow

10 focused checks

Can your Stripe flow prove the final state?

Client redirects and success pages are not proof that the account is actually paid.

Retries should not duplicate credits, invoices, seats, or usage ledger entries.

The UI can be wrong; the business state must be authoritative.

Paid access should not survive cancellation by accident.

Even if you handle this manually, the expected state should be documented.

A fake event should not be able to grant access.

A single happy path test is not enough.

When a real user says "I paid but I am locked out," you need evidence quickly.

Do not leave paid users in a confusing dead end.

This is the smallest useful proof before showing the app to real users.

When the checker exposes risk

Send one Stripe flow. Get a practical next step.

If the checklist exposed a payment, webhook, entitlement, refund, or recovery risk, send the public app URL and the one Stripe flow you are worried about.

Do not send passwords, API keys, private customer data, payment details, or sensitive files. This is a lightweight intake path for a fixed-scope review, not an emergency support channel.

If it looks like a fit, the next step is the fixed-scope $99 one-flow preflight. No passwords, API keys, private customer data, or payment details.

Self-check

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Check auth, data, AI output, support recovery, and launch confidence.

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$99 one-flow preflight

One app, one critical flow, 10 checks, repro notes, and a 2-day action plan.

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Build the offer first

$9 paid pilot kit

Worksheets for buyer interviews, one-page offers, boundaries, and a simple ledger.

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