Platform
Stripe implementation and migration
We design and build subscriptions, billing, Connect and Terminal on Stripe, and move businesses onto it, so the next price change or contract doesn't mean a rebuild.
What we build on Stripe
The platform work behind billing, payments and revenue operations.
Stripe is our primary platform. Most projects combine two or three of these.
Where Stripe setups go wrong
If any of these sound familiar, your Stripe setup is costing you.
Prices are hardcoded, so every pricing change goes through an engineer.
Your app and Stripe disagree about who is subscribed to what.
Failed payments are noticed when a customer complains, not when they happen.
Someone reconciles Stripe payouts against the books by hand each month.
Moving to Stripe
Changing processors without losing saved cards or interrupting subscriptions.
Migration is its own piece of work: what moves, in what order, and how the old and new run side by side until the cutover. We plan that order before anything is touched.
On Stripe in production
Built on Stripe, for businesses that run on it.
“Cristoval definitely knows his stuff. I brought him in to help with the creation and implementation of a Stripe payment gate for upmarkPDF—a niche SaaS application for the construction industry. Over the course of a couple of months, Cristoval built-out a sophisticated and dynamic integration that's both intuitive for the user, and easy to manage on my end.”
How a Stripe project runs
Blueprint
Account structure, products and prices, event flow and sequencing, decided before any code is written.
Build
Implemented in your stack and tested against live Stripe events, shipped in slices.
Handover
Documentation, monitoring and 30 days of support. Your team owns it.
Questions
Yes. Most projects start inside an existing Stripe account and codebase. We document what is there, fix what needs fixing, and build in the same conventions so your team can maintain it.
Get in touch
Talk to our team.
Tell us how things run today. We'll listen first, and give you an honest view of what's working, what isn't, and whether it's worth changing.