Get your Finseo webhook URL
In Finseo, open Attribution, then Set up attribution, and pick SaaS / Stripe. Copy the webhook URL including the token query parameter.

Point one Stripe webhook event at Finseo and every payment becomes an attribution conversion tied to ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, and other AI search sources.
Finseo connects to Stripe through a standard webhook endpoint. You add your Finseo webhook URL as a destination in Stripe Workbench and subscribe to exactly one event: checkout.session.completed for one-time payments and subscription starts, or invoice.paid if you bill via invoices. Finseo reads the amount, currency, and customer email, converts cent-based amounts, classifies $0 checkouts as trials and recurring invoices as renewals, and merges the payment with a "How did you hear about us?" answer via order reference or email. Revenue then shows per AI engine, including ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, and Gemini.
Ask "How did you find us?" at signup with the user's email. When the first paid invoice arrives weeks later, Finseo merges it via email and attributes the revenue to the original AI source.
Subscribe to checkout.session.completed and every Stripe Checkout purchase arrives with amount and currency. Pass client_reference_id to merge with the survey answer by your own order ID.
$0 trial checkouts are stored as trials and renewals are tagged by billing_reason, so only regular purchases count as new customers awaiting attribution.
Stripe sends amounts in minor units. Finseo converts them correctly, including zero-decimal currencies like JPY and KRW, so revenue per AI engine is accurate across markets.
Compare Stripe revenue from ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews with paid channels. Fund Answer Engine Optimization (AEO) based on paid customers, not traffic.
Stripe processes payments for millions of businesses, and for SaaS companies it is usually the only system that knows who actually paid. AI search traffic from ChatGPT and Perplexity frequently lands as direct in analytics, and a 14 or 30-day trial breaks most attribution windows before a dollar is collected. Because Finseo merges on email and order reference within 90 days, the signup answer and the first real invoice connect automatically, showing which AI engines produce paying customers rather than just visits.
How using Stripe on its own compares to pairing it with Finseo for AI visibility and attribution.
| Feature | Stripe alone | Stripe + Finseo |
|---|---|---|
| Payment tracking | Stripe dashboard only | Every payment as an attribution conversion |
| Trial handling | Trials counted as revenue or lost | $0 checkouts stored as trials |
| Renewals | Inflate new-customer numbers | Tagged by billing_reason, excluded from KPIs |
| Merge with survey | Manual CSV matching | Automatic via order ID or email, 90 days |
| AI revenue | Unknown | Revenue per ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude |
Payment tracking
Stripe dashboard only
Every payment as an attribution conversion
Trial handling
Trials counted as revenue or lost
$0 checkouts stored as trials
Renewals
Inflate new-customer numbers
Tagged by billing_reason, excluded from KPIs
Merge with survey
Manual CSV matching
Automatic via order ID or email, 90 days
AI revenue
Unknown
Revenue per ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude
In Finseo, open Attribution, then Set up attribution, and pick SaaS / Stripe. Copy the webhook URL including the token query parameter.
In Stripe, go to Workbench, then Webhooks, then Add destination, and choose Webhook endpoint (older accounts: Developers, then Webhooks). Paste the Finseo URL.
Pick checkout.session.completed for one-time payments and subscription starts, or invoice.paid if you bill via invoices. Never both, or every subscription start is stored twice.
Set client_reference_id or metadata.order_id on Checkout Sessions, or simply pass the same customer email you collected at signup.
Save the destination and run a test payment. Check the Attribution dashboard, and look at Attribution, then Webhook logs if Stripe reports failed deliveries.
Finseo offers a native Stripe integration that turns every payment, trial start, and subscription renewal into an attribution conversion tied to ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, and Gemini. It works through one standard Stripe webhook event, and the Finseo Attribution dashboard shows Stripe revenue per AI engine alongside your AI visibility data.
Ask "How did you find us?" at signup with the user's email, then point one Stripe webhook event, checkout.session.completed or invoice.paid, at Finseo. When the payment arrives, Finseo merges it with the answer via email or client_reference_id within 90 days and attributes the Stripe revenue to ChatGPT, Perplexity, or the engine the customer named.
Yes. Finseo is a Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) platform with a native Stripe integration. Stripe knows who paid but not whether the customer came from ChatGPT or Perplexity, while Finseo tracks AI visibility and collects the source answer. Pairing them shows which AI engines produce paying Stripe customers, not just visits.
In Finseo open Attribution, then Set up attribution, pick SaaS / Stripe, and copy the webhook URL including its token parameter. In Stripe go to Workbench, Webhooks, Add destination, choose Webhook endpoint, paste the URL, and subscribe to exactly one event. No API key is required, and the setup takes a few minutes.
Finseo reads the amount, currency, and customer email from the Stripe event, plus client_reference_id or metadata.order_id when set. Amounts are converted from minor units, including zero-decimal currencies like JPY, and the email is hashed at ingestion. Data flows one way from Stripe to Finseo, and Finseo never writes to your Stripe account.
Yes. The Stripe integration is included in every Finseo plan with no per-integration fees. It relies on standard Stripe webhook endpoints, which are available on every Stripe account through Workbench or the older Developers, Webhooks menu, so no Stripe add-on or paid extension is needed to attribute payments to AI search.
Yes, this is the main use case for the Finseo Stripe integration. Run the survey at signup or onboarding and pass the same email to Stripe Checkout. $0 checkouts are stored as trials, and when the first real invoice is paid weeks later, Finseo merges it via email and attributes the revenue to ChatGPT, Perplexity, or the named engine.
Stripe processes payments but has no idea where the customer came from. Visitors from ChatGPT and Perplexity usually land as direct traffic, and a 14 or 30-day trial breaks most attribution windows before a dollar is collected. Finseo adds the self-reported source and merges it with the Stripe payment, so Answer Engine Optimization (AEO) is measured in paid customers.
Exactly one. Use checkout.session.completed for one-time payments and subscription starts, or invoice.paid if you bill via invoices. A subscription start fires both events, so subscribing to both would store the same Stripe payment twice and double-count revenue in Finseo. Recurring invoices are tagged by billing_reason and excluded from new-customer KPIs.

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