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Free Stripe Receipt Parser

Paste a Stripe receipt or invoice email and get structured JSON — instantly, in your browser. No signup, no API key, nothing sent anywhere.

Input — Raw Email
287 chars
Output — Structured JSON

Press "Extract JSON" to see results

This preview runs entirely in your browser. It uses simple pattern-matching and never sends your text anywhere — so it only reports fields it can actually find. The production MailFrame API does more: LLM extraction against your own JSON schema, confidence-based model routing, and signed webhook delivery.

Request API accessSee the Stripe schema

How the Stripe receipt parser works

Stripe emails a receipt for every successful charge, but the useful data — the amount, the customer, the payment-intent ID — is buried in HTML. This tool reads the text you paste and pulls those fields into a clean JSON object you can copy.

It recognizes Stripe's identifiers (pi_, ch_, and in_ tokens), monetary amounts and currencies, card brand and last four digits, the customer email, and the payment status. It is deliberately conservative: it only reports fields it can actually find, and never invents values.

From browser preview to production

This page is a preview of what MailFrame does at scale. The production API accepts raw MIME email (with PDF and image input planned), extracts against your own JSON schema using a hosted model, scores the confidence of each field, and delivers the result to your endpoint via an HMAC-SHA256 signed webhook with automatic retries.

See the full Stripe receipt schema, including the JSON Schema definition and webhook payload, or request early developer access.

Frequently asked questions

Is this Stripe receipt parser really free?

Yes. This tool runs entirely in your browser using pattern matching — there's no account, no API key, and nothing is sent to a server. Paste a receipt and you'll see the extracted fields instantly.

Does my receipt data leave my computer?

No. The parser is plain JavaScript that executes on this page. Your pasted text never leaves the browser tab, so you can safely test it with real receipts.

What fields does it extract?

Receipt/payment-intent ID, amount, currency, card brand and last four, customer email, sending domain, date, and payment status — when they're present in the text you paste.

How is this different from the MailFrame API?

This preview uses simple regex heuristics and only reports fields it can literally find. The production MailFrame API does LLM extraction against your own JSON schema, scores confidence, routes between models, and delivers results via signed webhooks.