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Connect MRRback with your billing provider using our one-click integrations or manual webhook setup.

One-click automated setupOAuth & API key authWebhook signature verification
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Connect with Stripe OAuth

MRRback uses Stripe Connect OAuth to securely link your account. No API keys or webhook URLs to copy -- everything is configured automatically.

1

Click Connect in your MRRback dashboard

Navigate to Settings → Payment Integrations and click the Connect button next to Stripe. You'll be redirected to Stripe.

2

Authorize MRRback on Stripe

Sign in to the Stripe account you want to connect and click Allow to grant MRRback access.

What permissions are granted?

MRRback requests read_write access via Stripe Connect. This allows reading subscription and customer data on your connected account to detect cancellations and identify customers for recovery.

3

Webhook is registered automatically

Once authorized, MRRback registers a Connect webhook to listen for subscription events from your account. No manual configuration needed.

customer.subscription.deletedcustomer.subscription.created

Signature verification

All incoming webhook payloads are verified using Stripe's built-in signature verification to prevent tampering.
4

Done! Your Stripe account is connected

You'll see a green Connected badge with your active subscription count on the dashboard.

Manual

Manual Webhook Setup

Prefer to configure things yourself? Create a webhook endpoint directly in your Stripe dashboard.

1

Open Stripe Developer Dashboard

Navigate to Developers → Webhooks in your Stripe account.

2

Add a new endpoint

Click Add endpoint and paste your MRRback webhook URL.

Your webhook URL

https://www.mrrback.com/api/webhook/{your_friendly_id}/stripe

Find your friendly ID in Settings → Payment Integrations → Manual setup

3

Select events to listen to

Choose exactly these two events:

customer.subscription.deletedcustomer.subscription.created
4

Copy the signing secret

After creating the endpoint, Stripe shows a signing secret (starts with whsec_). Copy it -- you'll need it in MRRback to verify incoming webhooks.

5

Send a test event

Click Send test webhook in Stripe to verify MRRback receives and acknowledges it with a 200 response.

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