Launchese - Startup Solutions

Launch and grow your global ecommerce business effortlessly.

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Launch and grow your global ecommerce business effortlessly.

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Launchese simplifies starting and managing your ecommerce business, especially if you’re based outside the US or UK. Our services include company formation, bank account setup, accounting, tax filing, virtual office services, and legal support. With Launchese, focus on growing your business while we handle the complexities. Benefit from expert guidance and a seamless setup process. Visit www.launchese.com to learn more and get started today.

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StripeReady

Launched this week

Free scanner checks if your site will pass Stripe's review

StripeReady scans your website against the 20 checks Stripe's reviewers actually run: SSL, privacy policy, refund terms, business address, and more. Scored report in 30 seconds. Most founders don't know what's missing until the rejection email. Stripe's requirements are buried across dozens of docs. We made them visible. We actually read your policy pages and catch copy-paste errors, unfilled templates, and mismatched domains. Works in any language. Free. No signup to see your score.

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Launch tags:Payments•Artificial Intelligence•E-Commerce

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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I’m Uygar, co-founder of Launchese. We help international founders set up and run UK businesses: company formation, banking, compliance, the full stack. Over the past few years, we’ve helped 10,000+ founders from 100+ countries. And the single most common preventable disaster we see? Stripe account rejection or suspension because of website compliance gaps. The frustrating part: Stripe’s requirements are completely reasonable, but they’re spread across dozens of documentation pages. Founders don’t know what’s checked until the rejection email arrives. By then, their payments are frozen and they’re scrambling. So we built StripeReady — a free scanner that runs the same 20 checks Stripe’s systems look for. Enter your URL, get a scored report in 60 seconds. A few things I’m proud of: - It actually reads your policy pages — catches copy-paste errors that Stripe’s compliance team flags instantly - Works with non-English sites — AI classifies policy pages in any language - It’s genuinely free. No hidden premium tier. We built it as a lead magnet for our business services, but the scanner itself gives you everything you need to fix issues yourself. Would love your feedback. What score did you get? And what checks would you add? Thank you all Uygar

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4d ago

Oh this is needed 🙏 Lost a full week last year to a Stripe review because of a mismatched domain on my refund page. Would've killed for this. Congrats on shipping, hope it takes off today!

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2d ago

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Yesss finally someone built this 🙌 Stripe's review process has made so many founders cry into their laptops 😂 Love that it's free and takes 30 seconds. Good luck today, hope it blows up 🚀

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2d ago

Launchese - Startup Solutions

Maker

@ennazk Haha thank you 🙌 "Crying into laptops" is painfully accurate . we've seen it too many times with our own customers. That's literally why we built it. 30 seconds of truth beats 3 weeks of back-and-forth with Stripe support 😅

Appreciate the love 🚀

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2d ago

Launchese - Startup Solutions

Maker

Such a smart idea. Stripe's docs are a maze, so getting a scored report in 30 seconds is a huge time-saver. The fact that it's free with no signup is just the cherry on top

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2d ago

Launchese - Startup Solutions

Maker

Thanks@mmounir 🙏 That was exactly the brief, Stripe's docs are a wall of text, and founders shouldn't have to guess what gets them rejected. The 30-second + no-signup part was the whole point. Glad it lands!

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2d ago