Floot Payments - Take payments in apps you build in ChatGPT and Claude

Floot apps can now take real money. Ask your AI in ChatGPT, Claude or Cursor for "a $9/month plan", "a checkout for this course" or "shipping labels for my orders", and Floot sets it up: subscriptions with a billing page, one-time payments, tickets and deposits, coupons and refunds, plus shipping with live rates, labels and tracking. Runs on Stripe, no API keys or webhooks. Test free in preview, go live when you publish.

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Payments are the part that usually kills side projects, so this is a smart add. When someone says "add a $9/month plan" and it runs on Stripe, who owns the Stripe account, the user or Floot? Curious what happens to existing subscribers if someone later moves the app off Floot.

 the user owns the account and can disconnect if they want to move the app off

 everything you build is yours!

 really sharp question Gal — what Yuj said is the important part: it's your Stripe account, Floot just wires it up. so your customers, subscriptions and payout history live with you, and they come along if you ever move the app off. no lock-in on the money side. thanks for asking it!

 the subscribers sit in your own Stripe account, so moving the code elsewhere doesn't cancel anyone. They keep billing as before

Floot Payments removes the fintech friction from agent monetization. The no-API-keys approach is genuinely elegant - turns "give my agent a payment flow" into a one-liner. Real strength: handles the full money flow cleanly (subscriptions, one-time, refunds). Question for the team: how are you handling chargeback disputes as creators scale? That's where most fintech integrations break.