Direct checkout
The pricing route now does the real storefront job: collect the purchaser email once, send the buyer into the correct single-plan checkout session, and keep recovery honest instead of teasing a future flow.
The product model stays intentionally narrow so the buy path is fast and legible.
Use the same email you want on the fulfillment receipt. The plan buttons below call the live checkout session route directly.
Enter the email that should receive fulfillment and recovery links, then choose the locked plan you want to buy.
Flexible entry
Keep Codex OAuth Profiles available now, with billing managed later through the customer portal.
Guest checkout first, then billing portal and sign-in convenience later if you want it.
Stripe checkout opens next. The purchase stays one plan per session with no carting or bundle detours.
One-and-done
Make one direct purchase and keep the utility available without any recurring billing state.
Guest checkout first, then durable manage-link recovery with no billing portal dependency.
Stripe checkout opens next. The purchase stays one plan per session with no carting or bundle detours.
The storefront needs to explain the recovery model clearly before the buyer leaves for Stripe.
The chosen plan calls the current checkout session API and redirects straight into Stripe once the session is created.
Payment completion drives the success link, manage link, and direct license fulfillment email to the purchaser address.
Buyers can recover through success/manage links immediately and later add sign-in for account convenience without reopening the purchase flow.
The route should help a buyer choose the right commitment level without inventing tiers or enterprise framing.
This route is best when the buyer wants the utility now and is comfortable handling billing changes later.
This route is best when the buyer wants the direct utility and never wants subscription state in the picture.
The route still documents its key states, but the default state is now a live checkout launcher instead of a dead placeholder.
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Buyers can enter an email, choose monthly or lifetime, and move directly into the locked one-plan checkout flow.
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The CTA that was clicked reflects redirect progress so the user knows which plan is starting checkout.
provider-error
If commerce providers or the database are unavailable, pricing still explains the state clearly and routes buyers to support without hiding the buy surface.