Connect Stripe to your AIML.chat agents and they can look up a customer, check a payment or subscription, and answer billing questions from a conversation — with a human approving any change. It installs from the MCP marketplace in a few clicks.
What your agents can do with Stripe
Once connected, a Support or Sales agent can answer "did my payment go through?" by looking up the charge, explain a subscription's status, or surface the next invoice date — grounded in real data, not guesses. Reads happen automatically; anything that changes data — issuing a refund or updating a subscription — runs through AIML.chat's write-confirm flow, so the agent proposes and a person approves before anything moves money. That keeps support fast without giving an LLM unchecked access to your billing.
Connect it in three steps
- 1In AIML.chat, open MCP → Marketplace → Stripe and click Install.
- 2Authorize with Stripe (OAuth) and scope access appropriately — read-only where possible, least privilege for any write.
- 3Attach the Stripe tools to a Support agent and test: ask it to "check the status of this customer's subscription" and review the result.
Because mutating actions require human approval, billing automation stays safe by design. You start on a real free tier and scale as usage grows — see pricing for the agent and message limits, and the MCP docs for how write-confirm works. Grounded in your content and your connected data, the agent gives accurate, specific answers instead of generic ones — and the built-in analytics surface the questions and requests that come up most, so you always know what to automate next.
Is it safe to connect Stripe to an agent?+
Yes. Reads are automatic, but any write — a refund or subscription change — requires human approval, and you scope access to least privilege.
What can the agent do with Stripe?+
Look up customers, payments, invoices, and subscriptions, and answer billing questions — with approval on any change.
Is there a free plan?+
Yes — start on the free tier. See pricing for higher agent and message limits.