Payment intents let you create checkout sessions with dynamic prices on the client, for example: const paymentIntent = await stripe.paymentIntents. Invoices are created through checkout sessions on our backend like so: session = (Ĭheckout sessions allow price IDs but not custom prices! (or do they?) The Problem with Payment Intents Usually when a customer activates a subscription or pays for a product, they do so using Invoices.

Provide the name and contact information of the customer. List out the details of the product (s) or service (s) you provided - include quantity, rates, hours, etc. Provide your business name and contact information. The Problem with Invoices/Checkout Session Include the word 'Invoice.' Assign a unique invoice number and date. You need to check again and verify no modifications, bucause the print works fine in the simple test I. This price might vary between customers by a few cents, so it is not feasible to have hundreds of prices for a single product. I am trying to create an invoice with a custom, dynamic price. I have a question for anyone familiar with the Stripe Payments API. The first thing you’ll need to set up online payments is a business account with PayPal.

Setup simple invoices