Last updated: March 18, 2026
1. Stripe Apps Provisioning Services.
These terms (“Stripe Provisioning Agreement”) supplement the Stripe Apps Developer Agreement (“Developer Agreement”), and Stripe App Marketplace Agreement (“Marketplace Agreement”) and govern Provider’s use of the Stripe Provisioning Services. This Stripe Provisioning Agreement incorporates by reference the General Terms of the Stripe Services Agreement (“General Terms”). To the extent Provider uses any other Stripe Services in connection with Provider’s Application, the applicable Services Terms of the Stripe Services Agreement will apply to Provider. Capitalized terms that are not defined in this Stripe Provisioning Agreement have the same meanings given to them in the General Terms, Marketplace Agreement, or Developer Agreement. The Stripe Provisioning Services are provided by Stripe’s Affiliate, Lemon Squeezy LLC (“PSCo”). This Provisioning Agreement is between Provider and PSCo for use of the Stripe Provisioning Services.
2. Use of Stripe Provisioning Services.
2.1 Provider’s Obligations.
2.1.1 Use of Stripe’s App Marketplace and Stripe Payments Services. To enable the use of Stripe Provisioning Services, Provider must create a Stripe Application, list the Stripe Application in the Marketplace, and use Stripe Payments Services for Transactions related to the sale of Provider Services to Customers where the Transaction is enabled by the Stripe Provisioning Services. Provider's obligation to use Stripe Payments Services does not extend to any subsequent billing, upsell, expansion revenue, or other transactions arising from Provider's independent commercial relationship with a Customer after the initial Provisioning Action is complete.
2.1.2 Pricing Submission. Provider agrees to submit to Stripe complete, current, and accurate pricing information for the Provider Services for all services and tiers made available through Stripe Provisioning Services, including but not limited to: free tiers, base fees, usage-based rates, overage charges, and any conditional or promotional pricing. Pricing must be submitted in the format and schema specified in the Documentation. Pricing must be specified as Indirect Tax inclusive or exclusive.
2.1.3 Maintain Current Pricing. Provider will ensure that pricing data available through its integration is accurate and up-to-date at all times. Provider is solely responsible for ensuring that the data returned to Stripe reflects current pricing.
2.1.4 Pricing Accuracy. Provider must ensure at all times that all pricing submitted to Stripe:
(a) reflects the actual prices charged to end users for equivalent service tiers and configurations for the Provider Services when offered direct to end users or otherwise outside of the Stripe Provisioning Services, unless a promotional rate has been agreed upon in writing by Stripe and Provider;
(b) is inclusive of all fees, surcharges, and costs;
(c) is consistent with pricing offered or displayed on Provider’s website, documentation, or sales channels for comparable plans and usage levels. Provider’s pricing submission obligation applies solely to standard publicly available service tiers.
2.2 Taxes
2.2.1 Marketplace Facilitator Appointment; Indemnity.
When using the Stripe Provisioning Services, PSCo will act as a marketplace facilitator (as defined under U.S. law), marketplace operator, or electronic interface on Provider’s behalf (as applicable) solely to facilitate the calculation, collection, and remittance of Indirect Taxes in connection with sales of Provider Services to Customers in the countries identified in the Documentation (the “Facilitator Countries”). The terms in this Section 2.2 apply only in the Facilitator Countries where PSCo is acting as a marketplace facilitator, marketplace operator, or electronic interface.
(a) Product Tax Codes. Provider is responsible for selecting the correct PTC for any Provider Services sold through Stripe Provisioning Services. Provider will keep its PTCs correct and up-to-date, and will immediately notify PSCo of any incorrect PTCs.
(b) Tax Indemnity. Provider is solely responsible and liable for any tax, penalties, and interest or other liabilities that (i) arise out of the act, omission, or negligence of Provider or its Affiliates, or (ii) result from choosing an incorrect PTC. Provider will indemnify PSCo for any taxes, penalties, and interest paid by PSCo and its Affiliates as a result of an incorrect PTC that is used by PSCo. Provider will reimburse PSCo and its Affiliates for attorney and advisory fees incurred by PSCo and its Affiliates as a result of a tax authority audit that involves an incorrect PTC categorization or other act, omission, or negligence by Provider or its Affiliates.
(c) Tax Authorities and Audits. Provider and Lemon Squeezy will reasonably cooperate with and assist each other in tax compliance issues and matters in connection with Stripe Provisioning Services (including tax reporting and remittance issues). If changes to Law result in any updates to tax reporting, remittance or withholding obligations for Provider or PSCo, PSCo and its Affiliates may update the terms of this Stripe Provisioning Agreement or the Documentation.
(d) Responsibility for Tax Invoicing. PSCo may communicate with and invoice the Customer in PSCo’s own name. PSCo may communicate with and issue a credit note to the Customer in PSCo’s own name.
(e) Self-billed Invoices. Provider agrees to a self-billing arrangement for its deemed provision of the Provider Services to Stripe Provisioning Services. Where permitted, Provider agrees to accept all self-billed invoices issued through the Stripe Provisioning Services on your behalf.
Provider must not issue its own tax invoices to PSCo for the deemed sales of Provider Services. Provider remains responsible for determining whether self-billing is permitted in its jurisdiction. If self-billing is not permitted in Provider’s jurisdiction, Provider must inform PSCo immediately by contacting Stripe support.
Provider must immediately inform PSCo in writing if (i) Provider’s Indirect Tax registration number (e.g., VAT/GST number) changes, (ii) Provider ceases to be registered for Indirect Tax purposes in its jurisdiction, or (iii) Provider’s Indirect Tax status is otherwise altered. Failure to do so may result in the invalidation of the self-billed invoices.
Provider is responsible for providing all necessary and accurate information for PSCo to generate the self-billed invoices correctly. Provider may opt out of this self-billing arrangement by notifying PSCo in writing. If Provider opts out, then it is responsible for providing PSCo invoices for all deemed sales of Product made by Provider to PSCo.
(f) Provider authorizes PSCo to debit its Stripe Account balance for any Indirect Taxes refunded by PSCo to Customers, where PSCo is required by Law to remit Indirect Taxes to Governmental Authorities even after full refunds to Customers (including Indirect Taxes). PSCo will issue Indirect Tax refunds from Governmental Authorities, when applicable, to Provider according to Law.
(g) Provider is responsible for payment of Tax liabilities other than Indirect Taxes that arise from the sale of Provider Services. If PSCo or its Affiliates become liable for any Tax liabilities other than Indirect Taxes as a result of this Stripe Provisioning Agreement, Provider authorizes PSCo and its Affiliates to recoup the cost of those Tax liabilities by deducting funds from amounts PSCo and its Affiliates owe to Provider.
2.2.2 Non-Facilitator Countries
For the avoidance of doubt, for sales to Customers located in jurisdictions not listed in the Documentation as Facilitator Countries, PSCo and its Affiliates are not responsible for the calculation, collection, or remittance of Indirect Taxes on the sale of Provider Services, and Provider is solely responsible for the calculation, collection, and remittance of all Taxes to applicable Governmental Authorities as required by Law.
2.2.3 Taxes Generally.
(a) Merchant of Record. Provider remains the merchant of record for the Provider Services in all jurisdictions worldwide. Nothing in this Stripe Provisioning Agreement serves to establish a partnership, joint venture, general agency, trust, or fiduciary relationship between Stripe and Provider.
(b) Provider must provide its Indirect Tax registration number (e.g., VAT/GST number), if applicable, to Stripe.
(c) In regards to any tax information reports, Provider acknowledges and agrees that it is in the best position to determine the nature of the payments made in connection with its use of the Stripe Provisioning Services. With respect to US tax law, in connection with Provider’s use of the Stripe Provisioning Services, PSCo and its Affiliates are not the withholding agent for Form 1042-S purposes.
2.3 Shared Payment Tokens.
When Stripe or its Affiliate initiates a checkout session on a Customer’s behalf, Provider agrees that it will not: (a) access or use any payment data received via a Shared Payment Token except as necessary for post-transaction customer engagement; or (b) attempt to use Shared Payment Tokens that are revoked. If required by the Documentation, Provider will report usage of the Shared Payment Token via the Payment Records API.
2.4 Customer Permissions.
Provider is responsible for ensuring it has all rights, permissions, consents, and a legal basis as required to receive and enable Provisioning Actions, including under Provider’s customer terms and privacy notice.
2.5 Services Restrictions.
Provider will not:
(a) sell Provisioning Data;
(b) use Provisioning Data for advertising or marketing unrelated to the Provider Services requested by the Customer;
(c) use Provisioning Data in a manner that would cause it to constitute a “consumer report” or similar regulated dataset under applicable Law; or
(d) retain Provisioning Data longer than necessary for the permitted purposes, except as required by Law.
3. Stripe Rights.
3.1 Preview Fees.
Unless Stripe expressly notifies Provider in writing, Stripe does not charge fees to access the Stripe Provisioning Services during the Preview period. Stripe may implement fees by providing notice through updates to this Provisioning Services Agreement, Documentation or program policies, an order form, or other written notice. Provider’s continued use of the Stripe Provisioning Services after the fees become effective constitutes Provider’s acceptance of the fees.
4. Disclaimer.
To the maximum extent permitted by Law, Preview Services are provided “as is” and “as available,” and Stripe disclaims all warranties including merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose.
5. Updates to this Agreement.
Stripe reserves the right to change the Stripe Provisioning Agreement at any time at Stripe’s discretion. Stripe will give Provider notice of the changes by posting an updated version of the Stripe Provisioning Agreement online or by emailing Provider at the email address listed for Provider in connection with Provider’s Stripe app review. Any material changes to the Stripe Provisioning Agreement will be effective 30 days after Stripe posts them or otherwise notifies Provider of them, unless Stripe specifies a later effective date for a particular change.
6. Definitions.
“Indirect Taxes” means taxes such as sales, use, value-added tax (VAT), goods and services tax (GST), and similar transaction-based taxes.
“Local Stripe Payment Entity” means the Stripe entity (which may be a Stripe Affiliate) that provides payment processing services to a Provider in its jurisdiction in connection with the sale of Provider Services, as identified in the Provider’s Stripe Services Agreement.
“Product Tax Code” or “PTC” means the classification that is used to determine the taxability of Provider Services.
“Provider” means a User that offers its services to end users via a Stripe Application as part of Stripe Provisioning Services.
“Provisioning Action” means a request, instruction, or operation initiated through Stripe (including via Stripe Apps UI, API, or automation) intended to create, configure, grant access to, update, suspend, remove, or otherwise change an entitlement, tenant, workspace, user, role, subscription state, tier level, or similar access right in Provider’s systems for a Customer.
“Provisioning Data” means data processed or exchanged in connection with Provisioning Actions, including identifiers, access/entitlement state, tier selection, configuration parameters, and audit/telemetry relating to provisioning activity. Provisioning Data may include Personal Data.
“Provider Services” means Provider’s products and services that are made available to Developers via a Stripe Application through the Stripe Provisioning Services.
“Shared Payment Token” means a limited reference to a payment method provided or supported by Stripe f to facilitate payment for Provider Services.
“Stripe Provisioning Services” means the Services (including Marketplace surfaces, user interfaces, and related workflows) through which Stripe may present Provider Services to Developers for selection, purchase, or provisioning in connection with Stripe Apps, as described in Documentation or program policies.
“Tier Pricing Information” means the tier names, prices (including currency and billing interval), descriptions, included features/limits, and eligibility rules that you provides or makes available for display and/or selection in connection with the Provisioning Services and the Marketplace (including via Lemon Squeezy, as applicable).