Revenue

The money is built in.

Plans, trials, checkout, paywalls, entitlements, receipts, refunds, cancellations, and dashboards are generated with the product — not bolted on after launch. Revenue is a product primitive, not a plugin.

SubscriptionsEntitlementsRefundsReceiptsDashboard
01 — Revenue primitives

Every billing surface, spec-driven and verified.

Most tools let you add a Stripe checkout page. FlightDeck generates the full revenue system — billing logic, entitlement enforcement, upgrade flows, refund handling, and the dashboard to watch it — from your AppSpec, then runs Proof to confirm every money path actually works.

01

Subscription plans

Monthly and annual plans with trial periods, seat limits, and feature flags — generated across web, iOS (StoreKit 2), and Android (Play Billing) from one revenue spec block.

Cross-platform
02

Entitlement enforcement

Every premium route, feature, and API endpoint is locked behind an entitlement check generated from the spec. Proof verifies that free-tier users hit the paywall, not a 500.

Verified by Proof
03

Checkout & upgrades

Stripe-hosted checkout, in-app upgrade flows, and proration logic — with confirmation emails, receipt generation, and immediate entitlement unlock tested end-to-end by Proof.

Verified by Proof
04

Refunds & cancellations

Refund paths, cancellation flows, and access revocation are generated and Flightcheck-gated. A refund that doesn’t revoke access is a Flightcheck failure, not a post-launch surprise.

Flightcheck gated
05

Receipts & invoices

PDF receipts, Stripe invoice links, and email confirmations are generated and Proof-verified — including the edge case where a user reloads mid-checkout and should still receive their receipt.

Verified by Proof
06

Revenue dashboard

MRR, churn rate, failed payment cohorts, active entitlements, and refund rate — a live dashboard generated from your billing events, available from day one of launch.

Day-one visibility
05 — The money path matters

Monetization is a product primitive, not a plugin.

The economic rule is simple: AI self-correction is free, and only forward scope is billable. You pay for progress, never for our mistakes.

01 · Pack

Install revenue

Subscriptions, one-time, usage, or deposits — wired to Stripe and store billing.

02 · Gate

Verify entitlements

Proof tests upgrades, downgrades, refunds, and receipts against real state.

03 · Charge

Take money safely

Flightcheck confirms webhook signatures, idempotency, and refund integrity.

04 · Watch

Revenue dashboard

MRR, churn, failed payments, and entitlement health reported after launch.

03 — The billing contract

AI self-correction is free. Only forward scope is billable.

If FlightDeck generates a broken webhook handler, a refund path that doesn’t revoke entitlements, or a receipt that points to a deleted object — that is a self-correction task. You pay nothing for the fix. The rule applies everywhere, including revenue.

AI mistake

FlightDeck fixes it for free

A Flightcheck finding or a Proof failure that originates from FlightDeck’s own output is resolved at no charge. Revenue bugs, broken webhooks, and misconfigured entitlements all qualify.

New scope

You ask for it, you pay for it

Adding a new pricing tier, a usage-based billing model, or a referral credit system is new scope. That is billable. The distinction is always explicit before any work begins.

Launch with subscriptions, entitlements, refunds, and a revenue dashboard — from day one.

Revenue primitives are generated with your product, verified by Proof, and gated by Flightcheck before any customer pays.

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