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Turn Typeform Quote Requests Into Instant Stripe Payment Links

When a prospect fills your Typeform quote form, automatically generate a Stripe payment link for the calculated amount and email it to them within seconds.

difficulty Intermediatesetup 35 minresult Every qualified quote request receives a ready-to-pay Stripe link by email, shortening the path from interest to paid customer.
  1. 1

    Add the Typeform Trigger

    Add a Typeform Trigger node and connect your Typeform account. Select the quote form. n8n will fire whenever a new response is submitted, passing every answer as a field in {{$json}}.

  2. 2

    Calculate the Quote Amount

    Add a Code node. Read the selected options from the Typeform payload and compute a total in cents, e.g. return [{ amount: basePrice * quantity * 100 }]. Store the customer email in the same output for later use.

  3. 3

    Create the Stripe Payment Link

    Add a Stripe node (or HTTP Request to https://api.stripe.com/v1/payment_links). Create a price on the fly or pass line_items with the computed amount. Stripe returns a url you can share directly.

  4. 4

    Email the Link to the Prospect

    Add a Gmail node. Set the To field to the captured email and paste {{$json["url"]}} into the body with a short message: Here's your quote — pay securely here. Send it as HTML for a clean button.

  5. 5

    Activate and Test

    Toggle the workflow Active, submit a test Typeform response, and confirm you receive an email with a working Stripe link. Check the Executions tab to debug any failed node.

Frequently asked questions

Can I add a discount code to the link?

Yes. In the Stripe node enable `allow_promotion_codes`, or attach a specific `coupon` to the price. Customers can then enter a code at checkout.

What if the quote needs manual approval first?

Insert an `IF` node that checks the amount. For high-value quotes, route to a Slack approval step and only create the Stripe link after a team member confirms.

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