Stripebot
GoodBotVerifiedBOTStripebot is the Stripe automated web crawler that collects data from their users' websites. They use the collected data to provide services to their users and to comply with financial regulations. Operated by Stripe.
What is Stripebot?
Stripebot is a web crawler operated by Stripe. Stripebot is the Stripe automated web crawler that collects data from their users' websites. They use the collected data to provide services to their users and to comply with financial regulations.
Identification
StripebotHow we rated this bot
Verified by Cloudflare, which confirms who runs it, with no widespread reports of abuse.
What we read
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- How to handle AI crawlers that ignore robots.txt - LinkedIn
- What Is Robots.txt? | How a Robots.txt File Works - Cloudflare
- Meta Has New Web-Crawling Bots That Sneakily Get Around Robots.txt - Business Insider
Why it crawls your site
Stripebot crawls websites to deliver webhook payloads and verify endpoints. It is operated by Stripe as part of their webhook delivery infrastructure. If you see this bot in your server logs, it is a verified crawler and generally safe.
Block or allow Stripebot
Add a Disallow rule for Stripebot in your robots.txt file. You can also block at the server level using your web server configuration or CDN firewall rules to filter requests matching the user-agent string.
# Block Stripebot from crawling your entire site User-agent: Stripebot Disallow: / # Allow Stripebot full access User-agent: Stripebot Allow: /
Ensure your robots.txt allows Stripebot. Verify requests are genuine by checking the user-agent string and referring to Stripe's documentation.
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From the community
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Related bots
Other crawlers operated by Stripe.
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