The /stripe command enables you to manage payments, customers, and subscriptions through Stripe. Perfect for:

• Managing customers
• Creating subscriptions
• Tracking payments
• Managing products and pricing
• Viewing transactions

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Basic Usage

Use the command to interact with Stripe:

/stripe create customer email "john@example.com" name "John Doe"

/stripe list all active subscriptions

/stripe create subscription for customer cus_1234567890 with price price_1234567890

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Key Features

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Customer Management

• Create new customers
• Update customer information
• List all customers
• Get customer details
• Link customers to subscriptions

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Subscription Management

• Create subscriptions
• List active subscriptions
• Update subscription plans
• Cancel subscriptions
• Set trial periods

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Product & Pricing

• Create products
• List available products
• Manage pricing plans
• Set billing intervals
• Activate/deactivate products

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Financial Operations

• View balance transactions
• Track payments
• Monitor refunds
• Check transaction status

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Example Commands

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Create Customer

/stripe create customer "Jane Smith" email jane@company.com description "Premium subscriber"

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Create Subscription

/stripe subscribe customer cus_1234567890 to price price_9876543210 with 14 day trial

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List Customers

/stripe show all customers

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Get Customer Details

/stripe get customer cus_1234567890

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Create Product

/stripe create product "Premium Plan" description "All features included" active

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List Transactions

/stripe show recent balance transactions

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Object IDs

Stripe uses prefixed IDs:

• cus_: Customer ID
• sub_: Subscription ID
• prod_: Product ID
• price_: Price ID
• plan_: Plan ID (legacy)
• txn_: Transaction ID

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Subscription Status

Common statuses:

• active: Currently active
• trialing: In trial period
• past_due: Payment failed
• canceled: Subscription ended
• unpaid: Requires payment

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Tips

• Always use proper ID prefixes
• Amounts are in cents (1000 = $10.00)
• Set Content-Type header for POST requests
• Use trial periods to onboard customers