ParityDeals builds on top of Stripe by adding a few key building blocks.
Understanding these will make it easier to design your pricing and integrate the SDK.

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Products

A product is the main thing you sell.
Examples: “Cursor”, “TimeMaster Pro”, or “API Service”.

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Features

A feature is a capability a customer can access. Features are defined once and can be reused across plans. Examples: API access, AI tokens, storage space, priority support.

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Plans

A plan is how you package and price your product. You attach features and prices to a plan. Examples: Free, Starter, Pro, Enterprise.

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Entitlements

Entitlements define how a customer can use a feature within a plan. Examples:
  • 1,000 API calls per month
  • 10,000 AI tokens per month
  • 100 GB storage space
Entitlements can be boolean (on/off), metered (usage limits), or config (custom values).

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Customers

A customer is a person or company that subscribes to your product. Typically, you create a customer record when someone signs up in your app.
When they subscribe in Stripe, ParityDeals maps that subscription to the customer record automatically.

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Sync with Stripe

ParityDeals works on top of Stripe.
Everything you create in ParityDeals — products, plans, features, entitlements, promotions — is synced to Stripe when you publish changes. You don’t need to set up anything manually in Stripe. Just connect once, and ParityDeals keeps data in sync.

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Integrate with your app

To bring everything you set up in the dashboard into your app, use one of these options:
  • SDKs — check feature access and enforce usage limits in code
  • UI widgets — prebuilt components like Pricing Table, Paywall, and Customer Portal that update automatically when you change settings in the dashboard
  • APIs — use for custom needs such as syncing usage or triggering upgrades

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Need help?

Have questions, need help with implementation, or want a walkthrough?
Email us at hi@paritydeals.com or book a demo.