Turn a short form into a live Stripe payment link in seconds. A seller or rep types a product title and a price and gets a checkout link to share with a customer. Great for quick offers, phone orders, and simple one time charges.

The flow starts with an n8n form that collects the title and price. A config step sets defaults like currency and passes the fields forward. The workflow then calls Stripe to create a product with price data and uses that price to open a payment link. The link is returned instantly through the response node so the user sees it right after sending the form. This reduces delays, keeps currency settings consistent, and makes each charge trackable in Stripe.

To run it you need a Stripe account and an API key. Set your currency in the Config node and confirm the price format matches Stripe unit amount in the smallest currency unit like cents. Expect faster quote to cash time, less manual entry, and fewer mistakes. Use it for sales chats, quick invoices, and one time donations.

• Form trigger collects a title and a numeric price with required fields.
• Config step sets a default currency like EUR and forwards mapped fields.
• Stripe Product creation via HTTP request with default price data.
• Stripe Payment Link creation using the product default price.
• Instant response returns the payment link to the browser after submit.
• Uses Stripe credentials so all charges and products are tracked in your account.

• Reduce manual work from 15 minutes to 30 seconds
• Standardize currency and pricing for every team member
• Cut payment entry errors by up to 90 percent with Stripe checkout
• Handle 10 times more payment requests without extra staff
• Connect your form with Stripe in a single flow

1. Import the template into n8n: Create a new workflow in n8n > Click the three dots menu > Select 'Import from File' > Choose the downloaded JSON file.
2. You'll need accounts with Stripe. See the Tools Required section above for links to create accounts with these services.
3. In the Stripe dashboard, open Developers then API keys and copy your secret key. Use Test mode to validate the flow before going live.
4. In n8n, open the Create Stripe Product node. In the Credential to connect with menu, click Create new credential and select Stripe. Paste your Stripe secret key and save. Name it clearly such as Stripe Dev.
5. Open the Create payment link node and select the same Stripe credential so both requests use the same account.
6. Open the Config node and set the currency field to your preferred code such as EUR or USD. Confirm the field names match the form fields.
7. Open the Creation Form node. Note the path my-form-id. Your form URL will be your n8n base URL followed by /form/my-form-id. Update the form title or labels if needed.
8. Price input must match Stripe unit amount in the smallest currency unit such as cents. If you want to type normal decimals, add a multiply by 100 step before the product node.
9. Execute the workflow in n8n and open the form URL. Enter a sample title and price, then submit. The response should return a payment link URL.
10. Open Stripe and check Products and Payment Links to confirm a new product and link were created. Test the link in a browser to confirm checkout loads.
11. If you see invalid amount or currency errors, check the currency code in Config and make sure the price is an integer in the smallest unit for that currency.
12. When ready, switch Stripe to Live mode and update the Stripe credential in n8n with your live secret key.