Stripe

Count purchases on a non-Shopify site that checks out through Stripe, with one line of code or a thank-you page redirect.

If your store runs on Shopify, skip this page: purchases are counted by the Luria app automatically and Stripe never comes into it. This page is for everyone else, a custom site, a landing page builder, a course platform, anything that takes payment through Stripe Checkout or Stripe Elements.

Luria needs to know two things: that a purchase happened, and how much it was worth. You have three ways to tell it, from easiest to most robust.

Option 1: Send Stripe to a thank-you page (no code)

Luria automatically counts a purchase when a visitor lands on a URL containing /thank-you, /thank_you, or /orders/<id> on a non-Shopify site. So the simplest setup is to make Stripe send people to a page like that after they pay.

In Stripe Checkout, that's the success_url on your Checkout Session. Point it at your thank-you page:

https://yourstore.com/thank-you?session_id={CHECKOUT_SESSION_ID}

If you use Stripe Payment Links, set the confirmation page under After payment > Redirect to your website and enter the same URL.

Make sure the Luria snippet is installed on the thank-you page (it should be on every page; see Install on a custom site).

Limitation: auto-detection counts the conversion but does not know the order value, so revenue-based reporting will show the purchase without an amount. If you care about value, add Option 2.

Option 2: Call `window.luria.convert` on your success page (one line)

On your thank-you page, after the Luria snippet has loaded, call:

<script>
  window.luria.convert("purchase", 129.00);
</script>

Replace 129.00 with the order total in your store's currency. Most setups read the amount from the server when rendering the thank-you page, or fetch it using the session_id Stripe appended to the URL.

Guard against the snippet not being ready yet:

<script>
  (window.luria && window.luria.convert)
    ? window.luria.convert("purchase", 129.00)
    : (window.luriaQueue = window.luriaQueue || []).push(["convert", "purchase", 129.00]);
</script>

The full list of goals and values is in JavaScript events. If you also auto-detect via the URL, don't worry about double counting: Luria deduplicates a manual purchase call and an auto-detected one on the same page view.

Refreshes and back buttons

If a visitor reloads the thank-you page, the script runs again. Luria deduplicates repeated purchase events from the same visitor within a short window, so you won't see phantom orders. If you want to be strict, pass an order ID as a third argument: window.luria.convert("purchase", 129.00, { orderId: "cs_123" }).

Option 3: Connect Stripe for server-side confirmation (optional)

Browser-side counting misses a few purchases: the visitor closes the tab before the thank-you page loads, an ad blocker eats the script, a payment completes asynchronously. If you want Luria's purchase count to match Stripe's to the order, connect Stripe and let Luria confirm purchases from Stripe's webhooks.

Step 1: Connect in the dashboard

Dashboard > Connect > Stripe > Connect Stripe, then sign in and authorize read access. Luria asks for permission to read payment events only; it cannot create charges, issue refunds, or see full card numbers.

Step 2: Pass the Luria visitor ID to Stripe

Luria needs to link a Stripe payment back to the visitor who saw a variant. When you create the Checkout Session, add the Luria visitor ID as metadata. Read it from window.luria.visitorId on the page and send it to your server with the checkout request.

// server side, when creating the Checkout Session
metadata: { luria_visitor: req.body.luriaVisitorId }

Step 3: Verify with a test payment

Make a test-mode purchase. It should appear in Luria's conversion log within a minute, marked as confirmed by Stripe.

With Stripe connected, refunds are also reflected: a fully refunded order is removed from Luria's attributed count.

Which option should I use?

Situation	Use
Landing page builder, no developer	Option 1
You can edit the thank-you page	Option 2 (Option 1 as a fallback)
You want counts that match Stripe exactly, or refunds handled	Option 3, plus Option 2 for instant dashboard feedback

Good to know

Subscriptions: count the first payment as the purchase. Renewals happen without a page view, so Luria only sees them via the Stripe connection.
Currency is your store's currency as set in the Luria dashboard. Pass amounts as plain numbers, no symbols.
Luria never touches your Stripe account settings, webhooks you already have, or your payment flow. If you disconnect, purchases keep counting through Options 1 and 2.