Launch Your SaaS with Payments in 10 Minutes Using Bolt.new + Stripe

If you’re looking to build a SaaS product or digital storefront without coding, Bolt.new is a powerful no-code tool that allows you to create full-stack applications. One of its standout features is the ability to integrate Stripe—a world-class payment processor—with just a few steps. This post will walk through exactly how to set up Stripe in Bolt.new, even if you’re a complete beginner.

What You’ll Need

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Before you start, make sure you have the following accounts and tools:

  • A Bolt.new account
  • A Stripe account
  • A Supabase account (required for backend services)
  • At least one product or service you’d like to sell

Step-by-Step Stripe Integration with Bolt.new

Step 1: Connect Supabase

  1. Open your Bolt.new project.
  2. Link your Supabase project when prompted.
  3. Supabase handles user authentication and edge functions, so it’s required for Stripe integration.

Step 2: Enable Authentication

  1. From the Bolt.new dashboard, add an authentication layer (user login/signup).
  2. This allows Stripe to associate payments with authenticated users.

Step 3: Get Your Stripe Secret API Key

  1. Log into your Stripe Dashboard.
  2. Navigate to Developers > API Keys.
  3. Copy your Secret Key for use in Bolt.new.

Step 4: Add Stripe Integration in Bolt

  1. In your Bolt.new app, go to Integrations > Stripe.
  2. Paste your Stripe Secret Key.
  3. Click Retrieve My Products to sync products from Stripe.

Step 5: Select and Sync Stripe Products

  1. Choose the products or subscriptions you’d like to offer.
  2. Click Apply Selection”.
  3. Bolt.new will automatically:
    • Generate checkout session handlers
    • Set up webhooks to monitor subscription status
    • Create customer billing portal access

Step 6: Test the Integration

  1. Use Stripe’s Test Mode with sample credit card numbers.
  2. Run through the entire checkout flow:
    • Add product to cart
    • Complete checkout
    • View email receipt
    • Access customer portal

Step 7: Go Live

  1. Replace the test API key with your Live Secret Key.
  2. Double-check:
    • Pricing details
    • Redirect URLs (success/cancel pages)
    • Tax settings (Stripe Tax if needed)
  3. Publish your app!

Best Practices

  • Always use test mode before launching publicly.
  • Set up Stripe Tax for automated compliance.
  • Offer local payment methods like Apple Pay or SEPA where applicable.
  • Use the built-in Stripe customer portal to allow self-service updates.

Helpful Resources

FAQ

Can I use PayPal with Bolt.new?

No, Bolt.new currently only supports Stripe.

Is Supabase required?

Yes. Supabase is used for backend logic, user authentication, and edge functions that Bolt relies on.

Can I sell subscriptions?

Yes. Bolt supports both one-time payments and recurring Stripe subscriptions.

What if I already have custom Stripe code?

Bolt’s native Stripe integration may not work if you’ve previously added your own custom Stripe code manually.