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Hi, co-founder of OAuth.io here. We have a full OAuth.io + Stormpath integration already https://oauth.io/home/user_management https://oauth.io/home/user_manag

by mehdim 11y ago

Hi, co-founder of OAuth.io here. We have a full OAuth.io + Stormpath integration already https://oauth.io/home/user_management https://oauth.io/home/user_management and the set up is quite straightforward if you go in our User management API documentation. http://docs.oauth.io/#user-management-api http://docs.oauth.io/#user-management-api We are built on stripe so we could do something there to fulfill your need. Thanks for your feedback and hope this helps,

andrewstuart 11y ago
Nice to see you in person commenting on this! To help you understand the background. I have built a web service that I want to sell. Unfortunately I'm now faced with writing a whole bunch of code that is not my core business. I can do it and have done it before many times but it's really just a time consuming barrier to getting my product to market. I really need a "business in a box" and I really don't want to write code. Here's the requirements: --> Website users need to be able to come to a gorgeous looking site (or at least clean and professional anyway) - must work well on mobile. The website is a very substantial part of the requirements. It should look like my website and not show any signs that it is actually constructed using something else. No "powered by Shopify" or anything on it. --> Authentication users to be able to sign in and create an account using whatever the common signin services are (i.e. oauth) --> Authorization and user management the back end must save the user data into a database and should handle all the crap involved with sending out confirmations, password resets etc. the back end must provide me with an API. the back end must provide me tools for backing up my user and account data cause I don't trust that they won't go out of business one day the back end company must exude the sense that it's my customer base, not theirs. if I get the sense that I don't trust them then I'm outa there. --> Commerce the website must allow me to set up a very simple schedule of service levels and present it in that well known pricing table format that almost all websites seem to use --> Payments MUST allow me to do subscription payments through Stripe - nothing else will do here --> integrated all the above must be nicely integrated. --> API stripe have shown everyone how to do API's well. Must be incredibly thoroughly documented with lots of practical examples and wide language support. Python 3 please as well, not just Python 2. --> Setup and configuration hard to see why it should take me more than half an hour in an admin interface to set up all the above. Seems to me that various companies are "best in class" for each of the above areas, but nowhere is it all integrated into the smooth end to end complete experience that I want. That leaves me needing to write code and damn I really don't want to - it's completely pointless to be writing all this stuff yet again.
- mehdim 11y ago
  And how much would you pay for that? What would be your prefered model? per number of users? per number of API calls? a % transaction fee on top of existing stripe fees? Something else?
  - Nilef 11y ago
    As someone else looking for the same thing, I'd pay a monthly subscription on a per number of tiers. I'd likely pay around $10-15 for every 1,000 users, probably a little more. I wouldn't ever do a "% of revenue" or a fee on top of existing transactions.
  - hoodoof 11y ago
    You should work out the price - asking customers what they want to pay tells you nothing valuable.

by mehdim 11y ago

andrewstuart 11y ago

Nice to see you in person commenting on this! To help you understand the background. I have built a web service that I want to sell. Unfortunately I'm now faced with writing a whole bunch of code that is not my core business. I can do it and have done it before many times but it's really just a time consuming barrier to getting my product to market. I really need a "business in a box" and I really don't want to write code. Here's the requirements: --> Website users need to be able to come to a gorgeous looking site (or at least clean and professional anyway) - must work well on mobile. The website is a very substantial part of the requirements. It should look like my website and not show any signs that it is actually constructed using something else. No "powered by Shopify" or anything on it. --> Authentication users to be able to sign in and create an account using whatever the common signin services are (i.e. oauth) --> Authorization and user management the back end must save the user data into a database and should handle all the crap involved with sending out confirmations, password resets etc. the back end must provide me with an API. the back end must provide me tools for backing up my user and account data cause I don't trust that they won't go out of business one day the back end company must exude the sense that it's my customer base, not theirs. if I get the sense that I don't trust them then I'm outa there. --> Commerce the website must allow me to set up a very simple schedule of service levels and present it in that well known pricing table format that almost all websites seem to use --> Payments MUST allow me to do subscription payments through Stripe - nothing else will do here --> integrated all the above must be nicely integrated. --> API stripe have shown everyone how to do API's well. Must be incredibly thoroughly documented with lots of practical examples and wide language support. Python 3 please as well, not just Python 2. --> Setup and configuration hard to see why it should take me more than half an hour in an admin interface to set up all the above. Seems to me that various companies are "best in class" for each of the above areas, but nowhere is it all integrated into the smooth end to end complete experience that I want. That leaves me needing to write code and damn I really don't want to - it's completely pointless to be writing all this stuff yet again.

mehdim 11y ago
And how much would you pay for that? What would be your prefered model? per number of users? per number of API calls? a % transaction fee on top of existing stripe fees? Something else?
- Nilef 11y ago
  As someone else looking for the same thing, I'd pay a monthly subscription on a per number of tiers. I'd likely pay around $10-15 for every 1,000 users, probably a little more. I wouldn't ever do a "% of revenue" or a fee on top of existing transactions.
- hoodoof 11y ago
  You should work out the price - asking customers what they want to pay tells you nothing valuable.