AI app integration fix — Stripe webhook, auth, and Supabase in 5 days
Your Lovable, Bolt.new, or Cursor app shipped a Stripe webhook that skips signature verification, a Supabase integration fix that never landed, or a Lovable auth fix that still 500s on production. Pick one. We wire the AI app integration fix end-to-end — idempotency, staging, CI tests, runbook — in 5 business days.
AI app integration fix is a $799 fixed-fee, 5-day engagement for one integration done properly: Stripe webhook fix with signature verify and idempotency, Lovable auth fix or Supabase integration fix on Clerk/Auth.js, custom domain cutover with DNS + SSL + OAuth, or transactional email with DKIM/SPF/DMARC. Includes staging rig, integration tests in CI, error-path coverage, and a written runbook for future key rotations. Full refund if we miss the 5-day scope.
Symptoms an AI app integration fix resolves
Every row is a real intake we have shipped. Symptom column is how founders describe it; root cause is what we find on the first trace; fix column is what lands in the repo on Day 2.
| Symptom (founder-facing) | Root cause | What we ship |
|---|---|---|
| Stripe Checkout completes, subscription never activates | Webhook handler skips stripe.webhooks.constructEvent signature verify | Signed webhook endpoint + idempotency key lookup + full lifecycle sync |
| Lovable auth 500s for real users on production domain | OAuth redirect URI still points at localhost, Supabase Site URL stale | Rewired Google/GitHub OAuth, Supabase Site URL, session cookie domain |
| Bolt.new app works in preview, auth breaks on Netlify | WebContainer-injected env vars never made it to the real host | Staging + prod env variables, cookie SameSite, CORS allowlist |
| Password reset emails land in spam or never send | No DKIM/SPF/DMARC on sending domain, inline send with no retry | Resend/Postmark with DKIM + SPF + DMARC, queued send, bounce handling |
| Custom domain won't go live — 404 or SSL handshake error | DNS CNAME wrong, OAuth redirect URIs not updated, SSL mid-provision | DNS records, SSL provisioning, OAuth redirects, HSTS header alignment |
| Supabase RLS blocks the insert that worked in preview | Service role key used in client; RLS policy references missing column | Supabase service-role moved server-side, RLS policies rewritten with tests |
| Clerk or Auth.js session drops on every page refresh | Cookie SameSite=Strict with cross-site callback; session JWT not refreshed | Session refresh rotation, cookie SameSite=Lax, middleware guard on API routes |
5-day Stripe webhook fix schedule, day by day
The clock starts when staging access lands. Every day has a keyword-rich deliverable; nothing touches production until Day 4.
- D1Day 1
Stripe webhook + auth scope lock
30-minute scope call and repo access. Exact integration slot agreed: Stripe Checkout, Supabase auth, custom domain, or transactional email. Staging environment provisioned, test keys captured.
- D2Day 2
Signature verify + idempotency build
Webhook handler rebuilt with stripe.webhooks.constructEvent signature verification, idempotency key lookup, and full subscription lifecycle events (paid, failed, cancelled, refunded, upgraded, downgraded).
- D3Day 3
Staging integration tests in CI
Integration tests run on every PR — webhook replay via Stripe CLI, OAuth callback simulation, Supabase RLS insert test. No manual click-through. Error paths covered: network 5xx, expired tokens, rate limits.
- D4Day 4
Production cutover + DNS propagation
Live keys rotated, production webhook endpoint registered, OAuth redirect URIs updated on Google/GitHub, Supabase Site URL set. One real transaction tested end-to-end before handoff.
- D5Day 5
Runbook + handoff Loom
Written runbook: how to rotate the Stripe webhook signing secret, register a new provider, debug a failed event, and add a new plan. 30-minute Loom walks through every moving part so the founder can respond to vendor incidents unassisted.
- D1Day 1
Stripe webhook + auth scope lock
30-minute scope call and repo access. Exact integration slot agreed: Stripe Checkout, Supabase auth, custom domain, or transactional email. Staging environment provisioned, test keys captured.
- D2Day 2
Signature verify + idempotency build
Webhook handler rebuilt with stripe.webhooks.constructEvent signature verification, idempotency key lookup, and full subscription lifecycle events (paid, failed, cancelled, refunded, upgraded, downgraded).
- D3Day 3
Staging integration tests in CI
Integration tests run on every PR — webhook replay via Stripe CLI, OAuth callback simulation, Supabase RLS insert test. No manual click-through. Error paths covered: network 5xx, expired tokens, rate limits.
- D4Day 4
Production cutover + DNS propagation
Live keys rotated, production webhook endpoint registered, OAuth redirect URIs updated on Google/GitHub, Supabase Site URL set. One real transaction tested end-to-end before handoff.
- D5Day 5
Runbook + handoff Loom
Written runbook: how to rotate the Stripe webhook signing secret, register a new provider, debug a failed event, and add a new plan. 30-minute Loom walks through every moving part so the founder can respond to vendor incidents unassisted.
What a working Stripe webhook fix actually looks like
This is the file we ship on Day 2 for 80% of integration-fix intakes.stripe.webhooks.constructEventverifies the signature against the signing secret from the Stripe webhook signatures guide, the stripe_events lookup dedupes retries, and the lifecycle switch routes paid, failed, cancelled, and refunded events into a single sync function. The AI-generated version skips all three.
01// app/api/webhooks/stripe/route.ts02import { NextResponse } from "next/server";03import { headers } from "next/headers";04import Stripe from "stripe";05import { supabase } from "@/lib/supabase/server";06 07const stripe = new Stripe(process.env.STRIPE_SECRET_KEY!);08const SIGNING_SECRET = process.env.STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET!;09 10export async function POST(req: Request) {11 const body = await req.text();12 const sig = (await headers()).get("stripe-signature");13 if (!sig) return NextResponse.json({ error: "no sig" }, { status: 400 });14 15 let event: Stripe.Event;16 try {17 event = stripe.webhooks.constructEvent(body, sig, SIGNING_SECRET);18 } catch (err) {19 return NextResponse.json({ error: "bad sig" }, { status: 400 });20 }21 22 // Idempotency: Stripe retries on 5xx; we refuse duplicates.23 const { data: seen } = await supabase24 .from("stripe_events")25 .select("id")26 .eq("id", event.id)27 .maybeSingle();28 if (seen) return NextResponse.json({ ok: true, duplicate: true });29 30 await supabase.from("stripe_events").insert({ id: event.id, type: event.type });31 32 switch (event.type) {33 case "checkout.session.completed":34 case "customer.subscription.updated":35 case "customer.subscription.deleted":36 case "invoice.payment_failed":37 await syncSubscriptionFromStripe(event);38 break;39 }40 41 return NextResponse.json({ ok: true });42}Eight deliverables every AI app integration fix ships
- 01Stripe webhook handler — signature verify + idempotency + full subscription lifecycle
- 02Lovable/Bolt auth rewire — OAuth redirects, session refresh, password reset, email verification
- 03Supabase integration fix — RLS policies, server-side client, service-role key off the browser
- 04Staging + production environments — test keys, test events, two-user test rig
- 05Integration tests in CI — webhook replay, OAuth callback, RLS insert, error paths
- 06Custom domain cutover — DNS records, SSL, OAuth callbacks, HSTS header alignment
- 07Written runbook — rotate keys, register new webhooks, add a new plan, debug failed events
- 0830-minute handoff Loom — every moving part explained for the founder who hits the next incident
One integration fix, one fixed price, one written runbook
Integration Fix is intentionally one of four pre-defined slots. Stripe webhook fix, Lovable auth fix / Supabase integration fix, custom domain cutover, or transactional email. The constraint matters: integration work is where AI generators waste the most credits — every founder describes the same multi-week debug loop on the same single integration. The engagement is calibrated to end the loop, not to extend it.
The runbook is the deliverable that pays back longest. Six months from now, when Stripe rotates a webhook signing secret or your email vendor changes a DKIM key, the runbook tells you which file to update and which command to run. Without it, every integration becomes a re-discovery exercise. With it, integrations stay boring — which is the goal.
- turnaround
- 5 days from staging access
- scope
- One integration, end-to-end. Tests + runbook.
- guarantee
- Full refund if we miss agreed scope
AI app integration fix vs hourly dev vs full rewrite
Against a $150/hour contractor or a 12-week rewrite, the 5-day AI app integration fix ships the same production-grade pattern for 1/10th the cost and 1/8th the time.
| Dimension | Hourly dev ($150/h) | Full rewrite | AI app integration fix |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price for Stripe webhook fix | $3,000+ over 2 weeks | $20,000+ new codebase | $799 fixed |
| Delivery time | Open-ended | 6–12 weeks | 5 business days |
| Idempotency + signature verify included | If asked | Yes | Default |
| Integration tests in CI | Rarely | Usually | Default on every PR |
| Runbook for future vendor rotations | No | No | 30-min Loom + markdown runbook |
| Refund if scope missed | No | No | Full refund |
Pick this AI app integration fix if…
- →Stripe Checkout succeeds and your database never updates the subscription — classic webhook signature + idempotency miss.
- →You shipped on Lovable or Bolt.new, the auth fix worked in preview, and real users 500 on the production domain.
- →Supabase RLS blocks the insert that worked in the builder — the server-side client and service-role key need rewiring.
- →Your launch day is blocked on DNS, SSL, and OAuth redirect alignment for a custom domain cutover.
- →Password reset emails go to spam and the email vendor's DKIM/SPF/DMARC records were never set.
Don't pick integration fix if…
- →You need a full billing system with proration, tax, and enterprise invoicing — that is Finish My MVP ($7,499).
- →Three unrelated integrations are broken at once — run each as its own 5-day fix, back-to-back, or book Break-the-Fix-Loop.
- →You don't know what's broken yet — book the free Rescue Diagnostic first, then pick the right integration slot.
- →The integration works but the whole codebase is unreadable — that's AI-Generated Code Cleanup ($3,999).
- →You want someone to 'look at it for a few hours' — integration fix is fixed-scope, not hourly.
Stripe integration engineers who run this integration fix
One integration, one specialist. Pick the expert who owns your failure mode — or book the diagnostic and we will route for you.
Runs the Stripe webhook fix — signature verification, idempotency, failed-payment retries, and the staging-to-production cutover with one real transaction end-to-end.
Replaces the AI-generated auth with a known-good Supabase, Clerk, or Auth.js implementation — sessions, password reset, email verification, role checks — all tested in CI.
Wires Supabase Auth, RLS, storage, and the server-side client pattern — service-role key stays off the browser, RLS policies covered by integration tests.
Related AI app services
Integration Fix is a single-integration fixed-fee scope. For the full menu of engagement tiers see pricing.
Pick one integration. We'll ship the fix clean.
Stripe webhook, Lovable auth, Supabase integration, custom domain, or transactional email. 5 business days, $799, integration tests in CI, written runbook. Full refund if we miss scope.
Book free diagnostic →