Selling internationally but still pricing in a single currency leaves money on the table. Stripe's Adaptive Pricing lets you present prices in your customer's local currency at checkout, automatically converting and settling to yours. This two-part workshop assesses your current integration, identifies what needs to change to support Adaptive Pricing, and delivers a scoped migration plan so you can start converting more international customers faster.
What we'll map during discovery
Current integration
- How is your checkout built today and which Stripe APIs are in use?
- Are you using Payment Element, Checkout Sessions, or a legacy flow?
- What currencies do you currently accept and how are prices stored?
- What markets are you selling into and where are you losing buyers?
Gap to Adaptive Pricing
- Does your current integration support the APIs required for Adaptive Pricing?
- How are prices defined — static catalog, dynamic, or API-driven?
- Are there frontend changes needed to display local currency pricing?
- What's already in good shape and can be carried forward?
Migration complexity
- What's the full scope of change required to enable Adaptive Pricing?
- Are there downstream impacts on invoicing, refunds, or reporting?
- What are the dependencies on other checkout modernization work?
- How do you handle FX risk and what settlement options make sense?
Two-part workshop structure
Workshop 1
Integration discovery & current-state mapping
Goal: Build a complete picture of your current Stripe integration and identify what needs to change for Adaptive Pricing
- Walk through your current checkout architecture and pricing model
- Map payment flows end-to-end, focusing on international transactions
- Identify API usage, version gaps, and legacy patterns blocking Adaptive Pricing
- Document currencies, markets, and conversion rates you're missing today
Deliverable: Current-state integration map with annotated gap analysis against Adaptive Pricing requirements
Workshop 2
Migration roadmap & scoping
Goal: Turn the gap analysis into a prioritized, scoped migration plan
- Prioritize migration steps by effort vs. revenue impact per market
- Identify quick wins — markets and currencies to enable first
- Define testing strategy for multi-currency flows and edge cases
- Scope engineering effort and timeline for each phase
Deliverable: Prioritized migration roadmap with effort estimates, market prioritization, and recommended sequencing
Logistics at a glance
2–3 weeks
Delivered fully remote
Starting at $10k
Scoped to your complexity
4–6 hours
Stakeholder involvement
What comes next
Migrate
Execute the migration roadmap with Monstarlab engineering support — either embedded with your team or as a standalone engagement.
Optimize
Fine-tune currency coverage, pricing rounding rules, and checkout UX once Adaptive Pricing is live.
Monitor
Establish conversion dashboards by market to measure the lift from local currency pricing.
Expand
Layer Dynamic Payment Methods, local acquiring, and broader OCS capabilities on top of Adaptive Pricing.
This is the right fit if you…
- Sell internationally but only price in one or two currencies today
- See cart abandonment or low conversion in specific international markets
- Want to display prices in your customers' local currency without managing FX yourself
- Your Stripe integration was built before Adaptive Pricing was available
- You need to scope the migration before committing engineering resources
- You need a clear technical plan to get stakeholder or budget approval