Stripe entitlement repair
Your customer paid, but the app did not unlock.
Buy one focused repair pass for a SaaS, AI app, course, download, community, or license flow where `checkout.session.completed` fired but access, email, role, dashboard state, or license creation failed.
Submit a public repo, zip, app URL, code excerpt, or redacted log. No live secret keys, card data, customer exports, passwords, or production dashboard credentials.
Free fit check
Paste the failure symptom before paying.
This is for real implementation work, not a generic audit. Good inputs are the checkout session ID prefix, event type, webhook error, app route, and the exact access state that should change after payment.
Best fit: payment succeeds, webhook or entitlement logic fails, and the expected app access state is clear.
Patch
Webhook and entitlement code.
Delivery includes a framework-neutral handler pattern, idempotent entitlement upsert, replay path, and stack-specific notes from the submitted repo or logs.
Replay
Stripe event commands.
We include safe test-event and replay commands so the owner can verify the paid state without touching card data or live customer exports.
Proof
Access state captured.
The repair is done when the expected role, license, email, download, dashboard flag, or community membership state is ready to verify.
Good fits
- Stripe Checkout, Payment Links, subscriptions, one-time purchases, or customer-portal upgrades
- Supabase, Firebase, Postgres, Prisma, Next.js, Express, Rails, Laravel, or no-code webhook handlers
- Payment succeeds but access, email, license, community role, file download, or dashboard state does not update
- Public repo, public zip, redacted logs, or a small code excerpt can reproduce the path
Boundaries
- No live secret keys by email.
- No card data or customer exports.
- No chargeback, tax, legal, or financial advice.
- No production dashboard edits without owner-supervised temporary access.
Paid customers blocked