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frigid coralBOT
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latent veldt
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Hi there ๐Ÿ‘‹ I think part of your post got cut off, so please feel free to elaborate if it seems like I made incorrect assumptions about your flow.

You'll likely want to collect the subdomain and do your necessary verifications before your customers are shown the Pricing Table. We currently don't offer the ability to run custom logic in the middle of the checkout experience provided by Checkout Sessions.

white kettle
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ok, so we can't use the pre-build pricing tables?

latent veldt
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Not if you need to do your own validation in the middle of the checkout experience, then you would likely need to use Stripe Elements to build payment acceptance into your page(s).

If you can do the verification before showing the Pricing Table, then you can likely still use Pricing Tables.

white kettle
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We're trying to remain serverless on this process as much as possible since our website hosting is via Webflow. So we have your pricing table as a js include (see attached). and during checkout, we can ask for the domain they want (attached). From there, aws will configure the domain, but if it is already taken, we have no way to make that determination currently (or at least, I don't know how)

white kettle
latent veldt
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Yes it does

white kettle
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well shoot

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that also opens another avenue for security concerns of course. Hmm...man I wish this were easier. But ok, I undertand if there's no solution. I'll have to think about some way to do this