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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.cuprice.io/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

You can do all of this from your AI coding tool. Add the Cuprice MCP server to your editor.

MCP server URL: https://mcp.cuprice.io/mcp

Then ask your AI to fetch pricing data, generate embed code, and look up Stripe receipts — all through natural language.

Setup guide: https://docs.cuprice.io/mcp

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1. Create a project

Log in to the Cuprice dashboard and click New Project. Give it a name and description — these appear on your pricing page header.

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2. Add features

Go to the Features backlog (left sidebar) and add every feature your product offers. Each feature can be:
  • Standard — simple on/off (e.g. “Custom Domain”)
  • Limits — a numeric cap (e.g. “100 API calls”)
  • Usage Based — pay per unit (e.g. “$0.01 per request”)

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3. Create plans

Create plans like Free, Pro, Enterprise. Drag features from the backlog into each plan. Set different limits per plan — for example, Pro gets 1000 API calls while Free gets 100.

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4. Customize the design

Use the Design tab (right sidebar) to match your brand:
  • Pick a preset theme (Light, Dark, Ocean, Sunset, Forest, Brutalist)
  • Customize colors, fonts, and border radius
  • Write custom CSS for pixel-perfect control

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5. Publish

Click Publish to get your Share ID — a short code like nTZ7axXQHU.

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6. Embed

Add these two lines to your website: 
<div data-cuprice-id="YOUR_SHARE_ID"></div>
<script src="https://app.cuprice.io/embed.js" async></script>
Replace YOUR_SHARE_ID with the Share ID from step 5.
Changes to plans, features, prices, or design update automatically — no need to re-embed.

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Next steps

Connect Stripe

Accept real payments

Feature Gating

Control access after payment