Hi community
I am looking to deploy a feature allowing my users not to register their bank card when it comes first on my website (freemium type business model). the objective is also to be able to count my users and their groups more easily, to calculate performance indices such as the conversion rate.
I thought of a solution, here is a fairly explicit diagram. In short, a field in softr would take a position 1, 2, 3 or 4 depending on the funnel stage. Usergroups would be designed like this.
Do you have a better idea? Do you know how to detect which users have subscribed to stripe from Airtable? I did not see how to retrieve their recordid
Hi Lea,
This is Marketing Ops => you should use Make.com with scenarios Stripe X Airtable.
I had kind of this scenario: everytime a free user paid with stripe, it updated its status (single select field) in Airtable… Of course I don’t have it anymore .
Though it’s not very hard to put in place (and the make community is )
@Lizzie_LaCour a use case for the next Make X Softr event, maybe!
Hello,
I am looking for the same thing. I need to get the list of users who paid using Softr Stripe Integration.
I believe that Soft is using a “User Group” to mark the users who paid BUT this data is not stored in Airtable.
How can I get the list of Softr users who have paid with Stripe Integration?
Thanks
You would need to use Make.com or Zapier to make it happen.
Two modules would be needed: Stripe + Airtable. Each time a subscription is created (or a successful checkout, safer) => update a record in Airtable where the email of the user matches the email added i Stripe.
You can refer to the Make community, they may have more threads about it.
Though you can access this list of users in the users table in the Softr studio.
You can create a user group “Paid subscriber” with a condition linked to Stripe (it’s native - see screenshot). Stripe would need to be connected to Softr before everything.
Thank you @matthieu_chateau! I will evaluate both Make and Zapier.
It is a pity that Softr is not caching the result from the Stripe API call into Airtable…