Pick your handle
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Open source · read-only keys · no screenshots
Claim your handle.Prove your revenue.
Connect a read-only key from your payment provider and get a public profile built from your provider’s own data, not a screenshot you can edit.
Works with Stripe, Lemon Squeezy, Polar, Dodo Payments and 7 more.
// How it works
Three steps. No theater.
Connect a read-only key
Use a restricted Stripe key or a read-only credential from another supported provider. epic.li checks the read endpoints before anything is published.
Share your proof page
Your public page shows aggregate metrics and product names. Keys and raw provider responses stay encrypted server-side.
// Why you can trust it
Don’t trust us. Read the code.
READ-ONLY REQUEST
Use least-privilege access
Each provider has its own key and permission model. epic.li uses read scopes only and never asks for a full-access Stripe secret key.
MINIMAL DATA
Aggregate, don’t publish customers
Provider responses can include billing or contact details. epic.li encrypts raw responses server-side, publishes only aggregate metrics and catalog labels, and shows raw data only to the credential-verified profile owner.
NO ACCOUNT
No login or signup
A profile is created around a handle and an encrypted provider credential. Credentials are never shown on a public page or returned by the API.
// Stripe restricted key
Requested permission set
- rak_charge_readREAD
- rak_subscription_readREAD
- rak_plan_readREAD
- rak_product_readREAD
Stripe does not expose a restricted key's complete grant list through its API. Endpoint probes confirm access only. Before publishing, the owner must review the complete key in Stripe Dashboard and attest that only these four read permissions are enabled.
Only charge/refund, subscription, plan/price, and product reads are requested. Connect-account and Files access are deliberately excluded; set them to None on an existing key or create a new key from this updated preset. Stripe responses can include billing or contact metadata; epic.li encrypts raw responses server-side and publishes aggregate metrics and public catalog labels only.