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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://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