CheckoutInput

The products on offer, each with its plans. With Stripe connected, a customer given and a single-use checkout offering only one plan (a product without plans counts as one, its default plan), the customer goes straight to paying for it on Stripe Checkout.

Where the customer goes once they have paid or started. Must be http or https. {CHECKOUT_ID} is replaced with the checkout's ID when it is created, and {CHECKOUT_SESSION_ID} with the session's ID when the customer finishes.

Where Stripe Checkout's back link sends a customer who leaves without paying. Must be http or https; takes the same placeholders. Default, successUrl.

Require a billing address on Stripe Checkout.

Ask for a phone number on Stripe Checkout.

ISO 4217 code to price the checkout in. Default, each plan's own currency.

Cards of your own content to show on the checkout page, returned as sent.

The customer the checkout is for, by Spondo Billing ID.

When the link stops working; must be in the future. Default, 24 hours from now.

The customer the checkout is for, by your ID (case-insensitive). A customer with this ID is created if you have none. Ignored when customerId is set. Leave both out and the customer gives a name and billing email on the checkout page, which creates them.

Your own key-value data, kept with the record and returned as sent.

Close the checkout once one customer completes it. A multi-use checkout stays active until it expires or you archive it, sends each customer through your hosted checkout page, and gives each customer who completes it their own order.

The message under it. Default, "This checkout is complete."

The heading the checkout page shows once the checkout is completed. Default, "You're all set".