Introducing InsForge Payments. Your coding agent can now set up Stripe payments for your app using InsForge. Describe your pricing and watch it create products and prices in Stripe, add checkout, and set up billing portal sessions. Test first. Go live when ready.

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congrats on the launch!

Thank you Niko! stay tuned for tomorrow's drop

devs now will never know the pain of setting up Stripe by hand 😔

let your agents write the integration glue code for you

Excited to try it out! Setting up stripe using agents has been a pain in the past

prompt -> payments is the new wave

Congrats 👏

thanks! :) support our product hunt launch today too pls:

wow, faster integration built in to ship full Saas🔥

money machine go brrr

HOLYYY PAYMENTS

BRING ME MY MONEYYY

congratulations @hanghuang_! this is gonna help a lot

@hanghuang_ just wait for tomorrow's launch haha

@hanghuang_ waiting

Insforge is peak

@robpruzan we're auramaxxing right now

Game-changer for the agentic ecosystem. Huge congratulations!

@CarmenDou0514 This is brilliant.. insforge has it all🔥🔥

@CarmenDou0514 today's launch is even better!

Cool stuff

😎

🔥🔥🔥

This looks like a great way to streamline Stripe integration love how it automates product and pricing setup.

our launch today is even better

Products/prices first is a sane guardrail before an agent touches checkout code.

Sharp agent-era wedge - Stripe setup is fiddly + error-prone, so "describe pricing, agent wires it up" is genuinely useful. Lead with CORRECTNESS, not speed: devs are terrified of an agent misconfiguring billing (wrong tax, currency, webhook = real-money bugs), so "safe, correct Stripe setup" is the trust message that unlocks adoption. The "test first, go live when ready" framing already gets this - push it harder. Your audience is the Cursor/Claude-Code/agent-builder crowd shipping apps that suddenly need payments. If extending coverage solo is slow, Moonshift ships features overnight and the code lands in your repo - first run completely free, no cards, no strings: Does it handle the webhook/edge-case stuff or just the happy path?

the hard part was never stripe's API it was knowing which webhooks to handle, when to use price IDs vs payment links, and not accidentally going live with test keys curious how the agent handles that gap between "working demo" and "actually production safe"

the honest answer is that most dev teams struggle with setting up payments, it's not just coding, it's about the business logic and integrations, glad insforge made this easier

insforge has everything man

Oh yeah i think stripe made a MPP