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How to launch a paid landing page with Stripe and Google Ads with Clodfarm

Have the farm build a page, make a Stripe price and start a search campaign, with you approving each charge.

Credentials. This setup asks you to connect Stripe and Google Ads accounts to the farm, so the farm will hold access to your payment and ad accounts.

Who it is forA solo founder with a small product idea who wants a page, a payment link and paid traffic set up together.

The problemLaunching a product means jumping between a build, a payment tool, an ad account and a dashboard, which takes days.

The outcomeA deployed landing page, a Stripe payment link, a drafted campaign and a dashboard of spend against sign-ups, with money moving only after you say so.

What you need first

  • Docker on a machine or server that stays on
  • A Claude subscription to sign in with
  • A Git repo you control, with a deploy key if you want the farm to clone and push to it
  • Your test command, for example pytest -q

Steps

  1. Install the farm and connect Stripe once through CONNECTORS (see docs/connectors.md#stripe). Start on Stripe test mode.
  2. Connect Google Ads once through CONNECTORS (see docs/connectors.md#google-ads).
  3. Ask your Claude in the Claude app to build a landing page with a $9 a month plan and put it live.
  4. Ask it to start a campaign at a daily budget you choose, then review the draft before approving it.
  5. Open the dashboard and press REFRESH to check sign-ups and ad spend.

Prompt for your agent

Using the clodfarm repo at github.com/matank001/clodfarm, connect Stripe and Google Ads through CONNECTORS, then ask the farm to build and deploy <product landing page> with a <price> plan. Confirm the Stripe price and payment link exist, and confirm the campaign is drafted and not started until I approve it.

Caveat. The README says real money moves only when you say so, and you can start in Stripe's test mode, but you must check each charge, refund and budget change yourself.

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