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A complete, production-ready Stripe integration toolkit for PHP. Handles customers, payment methods, payments, checkout, subscriptions, invoices, coupons, webhooks and Stripe Elements with built-in timezone handling.

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github.com/ricardoneudorfer/stripekit-php

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MIT 5b12e2d82cd11d08696cf9d9cc87d5ffa38aa35c

  • Ricardo Neudorfer

phpcheckoutpaymentsstripebillinginvoicessubscriptionselements

Published on Packagist.org on 2026-08-08 14:56 UTC

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Last update: 2026-09-12 22:38:32 UTC

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A complete, production-ready Stripe toolkit for PHP. StripeKit wraps the official stripe/stripe-php SDK with a simple, opinionated layer for customers, payment methods, payments, checkout, subscriptions, invoices, coupons and webhooks — so you can integrate Stripe into your own application without becoming a Stripe API expert.

You stay in full control of your database and UI. StripeKit only talks to Stripe: it creates and reads Stripe objects, normalizes the responses into clean, timezone-aware records, and — if you give it a storage adapter — persists that normalized state for you.

Why StripeKit

  • One init() call. Provide your secret key, choose api or elements mode, optionally set a timezone, and every module is ready to use.
  • You choose the flow. In api mode, payment and checkout calls return a hosted Stripe URL you redirect the customer to. In elements mode, they return a clientSecret your own frontend uses to confirm the payment with Stripe Elements. In both mode, you decide per call.
  • Elements are fully optional. The browser-side helpers ship as a separate JS asset under resources/js/stripekit-elements.js. Stripe Elements is inherently browser code, so it cannot run in PHP — StripeKit ships it as a companion frontend module you serve alongside your PHP backend. If you don't need Stripe Elements, you never have to include it.
  • Timezones handled correctly. Every timestamp StripeKit returns is first normalized to UTC (Stripe's native format), then — if you configured a timezone — converted once more into that timezone for display. Both values are always returned so you never have to do the math yourself.
  • You own your data. StripeKit never requires a database. Pass an optional storage adapter to persist customers, subscriptions, invoices, payments and payment methods in your own schema; without one, StripeKit still works, it just won't persist anything for you.
  • Covers the whole billing surface. Customers, payment methods, one-off payments, checkout (payment or subscription, with custom fields and coupons), subscriptions, invoices, coupons/promotion codes, and webhooks with automatic state sync.

Full documentation is available at: https://docs.explorericardo.com/packagist-packages/stripekit/installation