Server validates the scope.
Client fields never set the price. The server chooses the approved Stripe Price ID and records the terms version.
Pilot offers / 01Revenue map
Start with a conversation NextGen pilot release
Three offers. One careful way to start.
We priced the work before turning on the button: a focused workflow sprint, a practical team workshop, and a four-part AI fluency course. Each has an owner, a capacity limit, and a plain-language refund rule.
Test release / no live charges
01
Price the real work.
02
Gate the risky parts.
03
Fulfill what was sold.
TEST MODE GATED
External Stripe and Supabase setup is not active in this environment, so no payment can start.
Pilot checkout
Choose the work, then make the terms visible.
These are the three offers selected for the staged test release. Checkout is hosted by Stripe and stays off until the test-mode secret, price IDs, webhook, and database writes all pass verification.
Selected offerTest checkout gated
Scoped workflow implementation sprint
A focused two-week engagement to map, configure, test, and hand off one repetitive administrative workflow.
CapacityTwo concurrent sprints / two new starts monthly
DeliveryTarget 10 business days after kickoff and required access
RefundFull refund before kickoff; unused undelivered work remains refundable after kickoff
Fulfillment contract
Payment is not the finish line.
Webhook confirms payment.
A redirect can show status, but it cannot grant access. Stripe signature verification and idempotency come first.
A human owns the handoff.
Sprints and workshops create fulfillment records. The course creates 12-month entitlement only after a paid event.