Stripe charges the card, but the user doesn’t get access
Payments go through, accounts stay locked, and support emails pile up.
$390 · fixed price · 48-hour target · you pay once it works
Akshit Ahuja
senior engineer · no handoff
- previously
- engineer at Spinny, a $1B+ startup
- based
- Gurugram, India · US-morning overlap
- profile
- LinkedIn →
why it happens
Usually the webhook that tells your app “this person paid” is missing, pointed at the wrong URL, not verified, or runs twice. The AI often wires up the checkout page and forgets the part that runs after the payment.
what I do
- ✓Find where the paid event gets lost
- ✓Set up a verified, retry-safe Stripe webhook
- ✓Unlock access for customers who already paid
- ✓Test it end to end with Stripe test cards
Every change lands on your GitHub, your features stay where they are, and you can keep building in your AI tool afterwards. If it turns out to be something you can fix yourself, I’ll tell you how.
what you hand over
- 01Your app. Add me to the Lovable, Bolt or Replit project, or connect it to GitHub and add me there.
- 02Your data. Invite me to Supabase or Firebase as a team member. Read-only first if your plan allows it.
- 03Payments, if needed. Invite me to Stripe as a Developer or View-only team member. Never send secret keys.
- 04Afterwards. Remove my access when we’re done. I delete any local copy of your code the same day.
how you pay
- You get an invoice in USD. Pay by card or bank transfer.
- Single fixes: invoiced after you’ve checked the fix on your live app.
What “works” means. Before I start, we agree one test in plain words, like “a test card payment unlocks the Pro plan”. When that passes on your live app, it works.
Send me the details. Fixed quote in one business day.
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