How to receive push notifications from Stripe with PingBell

Most founders running on Stripe find out about a new subscription by refreshing the dashboard or waiting for a daily summary email. With PingBell wired into Stripe’s native webhook endpoints, you get a push on your phone — with the sound of your choice — the instant a charge lands.

Requirements: a PingBell account and a Stripe account.

Step 1: Create a PingBell account

Sign up for free at PingBell.io.

Step 2: Create your first PingBell

From the dashboard, click Create PingBell.

Step 3: Configure the notification

Name the PingBell (“Stripe charges”, “New MRR”, “Cha-ching”), set the notification message, and pick a sound. PingBell’s library has 70+ built-in options — bells, cheers, cash registers, chimes — so different counters can ring different sounds.

Step 4: Invite your team (optional)

Add team members by username or email. Subscribers don’t need a paid seat; the account owner’s plan covers everyone they invite.

Step 5: Open Stripe Developers

In the Stripe dashboard, go to Developers in the top navigation.

Step 6: Open Webhooks

In the Developers tab, click Webhooks.

Step 7: Add an endpoint

Click Add endpoint.

Step 8: Open the endpoint form

Stripe will prompt you for a destination URL.

Step 9: Copy your PingBell URL

Back in PingBell, click the three dots next to your PingBell and select Copy URL.

Step 10: Paste the URL into Stripe

Paste your PingBell URL into the endpoint URL field.

Step 11: Pick events

Subscribe to the events that matter. Common picks:

• charge.succeeded — one-time revenue
• customer.subscription.created — new MRR
• invoice.paid — subscription renewals
• checkout.session.completed — Stripe Checkout conversions

Step 12: Save

Save the endpoint. Stripe will start sending events to PingBell.

Step 13: You’re done

Every time the chosen event fires on Stripe, your PingBell rings on every screen your team has open.

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