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Claude responded: It's live — that's a genuinely nice-looking landing page.
It's live — that's a genuinely nice-looking landing page. The gold-on-navy palette, the mandala/celestial motifs, the serif "SOULPRINT" wordmark — it feels premium, which is smart for something priced at an impulse-buy $1.99.
You're now fully deployed at soulprintmandala.com with SSL. Nice work.
What's left before this can actually take money:
- Stripe payment link — you mentioned the current link is $5 and can't be edited. You'll need to create a new $1.99 product/payment link in Stripe (Products → Add product → $1.99 → Create payment link)
- Wire that new link into the file — replace whatever placeholder or old Stripe URL is currently in
soulprintmandala.html - Redeploy — drag the updated file into Netlify again (or push if it's connected to a repo)
- Test the full flow — go through "For Myself," fill the form, hit whatever button triggers checkout, and confirm it lands on the correct $1.99 Stripe page
Want to send me the current soulprintmandala.html (or just the checkout/button section of it) so I can find the exact spot the Stripe link needs to go, and make sure the price displayed matches $1.99 everywhere?
You said: https://buy.
Claude responded: Got it — that's your new Stripe payment link.
Validated payment link and anticipated integration request
Got it — that's your new Stripe payment link. Now let's wire it into the site.
Send me soulprintmandala.html (upload it here), and I'll:
- Find the
REPLACE_WITH_YOUR_199_STRIPE_LINKplaceholder (or wherever the old $5 link lives) - Swap in
https://buy.stripe.com/cNi9ATdom8OO5WAe9k2kw04 - Double check the displayed price says $1.99 everywhere (hero, button text, gift card option)
- Hand you back the finished file, ready to drag back into Netlify
Once you upload it I'll make the edit and confirm exactly what changed before you redeploy.
2:31 pm
Claude responded: I found the spot — and also caught a bug while I was in there.
Prepared to examine the file
I found the spot — and also caught a bug while I was in there. Let me fix both.
Ran a command, edited a file
Two things fixed:
- Stripe link wired in —
199now points tohttps://buy.stripe.com/cNi9ATdom8OO5WAe9k2kw04 - Fixed a syntax bug — there was a stray extra
};right after the object closed, which would've broken the entire script (nothing on the page would've worked — no purchases, no gallery, nothing) - Unified the gift link — the "AS A GIFT" tab's
sendGiftCard()was still pointing at an old, separate Stripe link (28E7sL4..., presumably the old $5 gift price). Since everything's $1.99 now, I pointed it at the same new link so gift purchases charge the correct price too.
Quick sanity check — every purchase path in the file now resolves to the same $1.99 link:
Verify all Stripe references are consistent
Clean — every button (main purchase, gift card buy, gift send) routes to the same $1.99 Stripe link, no leftover placeholders or dead references.
Ran a command, read a file
Drag this into Netlify to redeploy, then run through the full flow once live: hit "Get Your Mandala," confirm it opens Stripe at $1.99, and try the gift flow too. That syntax bug would've silently broken the whole page's JS, so good thing we caught it before this went out live.
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2:36 pm
Claude responded: That 404 — where did it happen?
Diagnosed likely filename mismatch causing deployment error
That 404 — where did it happen? A couple of possibilities depending on what you clicked:
If it's the whole site (soulprintmandala.com) showing this 404:
That usually means the uploaded file wasn't named index.html. Netlify serves whatever's at the root as index.html — if you dragged in a file called soulprint.html, the homepage URL won't find it. Fix: rename the file to index.html before dragging it into Netlify (or into the Deploys tab).
If it's after clicking "Get Your Mandala" or a gift button:
That would mean the Stripe link itself is broken — worth double-checking the link is active in your Stripe dashboard (Products → make sure it's not archived/deactivated, and the payment link toggle is "on").
Which one happened — was it the homepage, or did you click a button on the site first?