About us

About ChargeBell

ChargeBell helps teams see important Stripe activity in Slack without building webhook infrastructure or maintaining brittle automation chains.

Last updated: June 21, 2026

Why we exist

Most payment activity already starts in Stripe, but the people who need to react are usually working in Slack. ChargeBell connects those two places so founders, SaaS teams, agencies, ecommerce operators, and service businesses can see revenue events as they happen.

The goal is not to replace Stripe. The goal is to make the payment moments that matter easier to notice, discuss, and act on.

What we build

ChargeBell sends Slack alerts for Stripe events such as successful payments, failed payments, new customers, subscription changes, refunds, disputes, and test alerts. A customer can connect Stripe, connect Slack, choose a channel, enable the alert types they care about, and send a test alert. Where offered, Google OAuth is used only to help users sign in and manage their ChargeBell account.

We focus on clear, plain-English notifications that give teams enough context to decide what to do next without opening several tools first.

How we think about trust

  • Use OAuth where possible, so customers can connect and revoke access through Stripe, Slack, and Google.
  • Track Stripe sales and related payment events only to deliver alerts, show alert history, enforce plan limits, and support the account.
  • Do not sell customer, sales, Stripe, Slack, or Google OAuth data.
  • Do not create, refund, cancel, edit, or otherwise modify Stripe customers, payments, subscriptions, disputes, or other Stripe objects as part of alert tracking.
  • Store only the account, integration, alert, and sales-event data needed to operate the service.
  • Use encryption in transit and at rest, plus access controls, to protect stored data and OAuth tokens.
  • Make disconnecting integrations straightforward.
  • Keep legal, privacy, billing, and support contact paths visible.

Who ChargeBell is for

ChargeBell is built for business users who already use Stripe for payments and Slack for operations. It is especially useful when a team wants payment visibility without writing custom webhook code, maintaining Zapier workflows, or checking Stripe manually throughout the day.