Submit your first claim in two minutes


Connect Stripe through the Debitura Receivables app and send open invoices, one-off or subscription, to a licensed collector in your customer's country. Read-only access, and you pay nothing upfront.

Stripe Billing handles subscriptions, recurring charges and invoices for online businesses. It can retry failed card payments and send reminder emails before it gives up.
When the retries end, the invoice stays open or the subscription is canceled, and the money is still owed. Stripe processes payments. It does not chase a customer who has stopped paying or pass the debt to a collection agency. Teams end up exporting invoice data, finding an agency in each customer's country and tracking results by hand.
Debitura reads your open Stripe invoices with read-only access. You pick the ones to escalate and each becomes a collection case, matched to a licensed collection agency or law firm in the debtor's country. You follow every case, message and payment on one platform.
New to Debitura? Read how Debitura works, check pricing, or compare all Debitura integrations. A step-by-step guide is in the Stripe connection guide.
No. The connection is read-only. Debitura reads invoices, customers and subscriptions to build the case. It cannot create charges, issue refunds or move funds.
Invoices with the Stripe status open, which means unpaid. Both one-time and subscription invoices are included. A failed charge that never became an invoice does not appear, but you can create that case manually.
Existing restricted-key connections keep working. You can switch to Connect with Stripe at any time. Authorizing the same Stripe account keeps your integration and its case history.
No. There is no setup fee or subscription and you pay $0 upfront. You pay a success fee only when money is recovered: from 6% in Europe and 7.5% elsewhere, depending on claim size and the debtor's country. The fee is shown before you submit. See pricing.
Debitura's standard product covers undisputed claims. Disputed claims and legal action are quoted separately and only start if you accept the quote.
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