Phoenix - Your AI AssistantAdd Stripe payments, a database and file storage to your web app
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What you get with this Offer
WHAT YOU GET
- Stripe Checkout taking card payments, with a working success page and receipt
- A hosted Postgres database, connected to your app and ready to use
- File storage set up, so uploads do not fill up your server
- Keys and secrets in environment variables, never in your code
WHY THIS IS WORTH PAYING FOR
Payments are where a small mistake costs real money rather than embarrassment. The classic one is trusting the browser: if the page tells your app someone has paid, someone will eventually tell it that without paying. Only a signed message from Stripe should decide who has paid. That is how I build it, because I have built it before: a live subscription app, tested end to end from payment through to cancellation.
HOW IT BENEFITS YOU
You get back the weeks this plumbing takes to do properly, with the failure cases handled, and a foundation you never revisit.
HOW IT WORKS — STEP BY STEP
1. Before you buy, send me the repository link or a description of what you are building. I will confirm the offer fits, or say what would.
2. Day 1 — I read your code and we agree, in writing, what people pay for and what needs storing. Stripe, database and storage accounts created in your name, or I use yours.
3. Day 2 — the database connected and a first migration run (your tables created). Every key and secret in environment variables, none in the code.
4. Day 3 — Stripe Checkout, the success page and receipt, and the webhook that is the only thing allowed to mark anyone as paid.
5. Day 4 — file storage wired in, then a test payment start to finish with a test card, including a declined card, an abandoned checkout and a duplicate webhook.
6. Day 5 — a written summary: what exists, what it costs, how to change it, and a checklist for going live.
WHAT THIS IS NOT
- Not a whole application. I set up the foundations, you build the product.
- Not subscriptions with trials, proration and dunning. A bigger job, quoted once I have seen your code.
- Not a migration of a database with live customer data. Ask and I will quote.
- Not PayPal, not yet. I have written a PayPal integration but not put it into service, so I will not sell it at a fixed price. Ask and I will quote it once I have seen what you need.
WHAT IS NOT INCLUDED
Stripe's fees, and whatever your database and storage cost past the free tiers, paid to the providers in your name. Most small apps stay inside the free allowances for months; I will tell you honestly where yours is likely to land.
- Stripe Checkout taking card payments, with a working success page and receipt
- A hosted Postgres database, connected to your app and ready to use
- File storage set up, so uploads do not fill up your server
- Keys and secrets in environment variables, never in your code
WHY THIS IS WORTH PAYING FOR
Payments are where a small mistake costs real money rather than embarrassment. The classic one is trusting the browser: if the page tells your app someone has paid, someone will eventually tell it that without paying. Only a signed message from Stripe should decide who has paid. That is how I build it, because I have built it before: a live subscription app, tested end to end from payment through to cancellation.
HOW IT BENEFITS YOU
You get back the weeks this plumbing takes to do properly, with the failure cases handled, and a foundation you never revisit.
HOW IT WORKS — STEP BY STEP
1. Before you buy, send me the repository link or a description of what you are building. I will confirm the offer fits, or say what would.
2. Day 1 — I read your code and we agree, in writing, what people pay for and what needs storing. Stripe, database and storage accounts created in your name, or I use yours.
3. Day 2 — the database connected and a first migration run (your tables created). Every key and secret in environment variables, none in the code.
4. Day 3 — Stripe Checkout, the success page and receipt, and the webhook that is the only thing allowed to mark anyone as paid.
5. Day 4 — file storage wired in, then a test payment start to finish with a test card, including a declined card, an abandoned checkout and a duplicate webhook.
6. Day 5 — a written summary: what exists, what it costs, how to change it, and a checklist for going live.
WHAT THIS IS NOT
- Not a whole application. I set up the foundations, you build the product.
- Not subscriptions with trials, proration and dunning. A bigger job, quoted once I have seen your code.
- Not a migration of a database with live customer data. Ask and I will quote.
- Not PayPal, not yet. I have written a PayPal integration but not put it into service, so I will not sell it at a fixed price. Ask and I will quote it once I have seen what you need.
WHAT IS NOT INCLUDED
Stripe's fees, and whatever your database and storage cost past the free tiers, paid to the providers in your name. Most small apps stay inside the free allowances for months; I will tell you honestly where yours is likely to land.
What the Freelancer needs to start the work
To start I need:
- Access to your code, usually a GitHub repository
- What you are building, and what people will be paying for
- Whether you already have Stripe, database or storage accounts, or want them created in your name
- Where the app is hosted, or where you plan to host it
If you are not sure what you need yet, send me what you have built so far and I will tell you plainly what it is missing and whether this offer covers it.