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Jeff Titterton shared thisStripe is bringing a new checkout experience to Facebook! Buyers can now purchase products from businesses like Fanatics and Quince in just one click, whether from a business’s website or from within the app after clicking on an ad. The Agentic Commerce Protocol underpins this new purchasing flow. For businesses, it's as simple as flipping a toggle in the Stripe Dashboard and linking a Meta ads account. In the future, the same purchasing flow will extend across Meta surfaces, including Instagram ads. We are excited to be partnering with Meta to bring the future of AI-enabled commerce to life. https://lnkd.in/gzaj73GBStripe brings a new checkout experience for FacebookStripe brings a new checkout experience for Facebook
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Jeff Titterton shared thisStripe's Comms team does amazing and wondrous things. Join them!Jeff Titterton shared thisWe're hiring! This is the greatest time in history to work in communications: the going direct, the just-do-things energy, the returns to good judgment. I’m biased but Stripe is one of the best places to practice this, working alongside many of the greatest companies and entrepreneurs of our age. What it means to have a career in comms has changed. Less need for fluency in arcana (oh, those days when comms Twitter raged over the choreography of embargoes). More premium on high agency, taste, and understanding how businesses actually work. Great people from different backgrounds (from comms pros to former founders and product managers) are having the time of their lives in Stripe comms. We’re looking for a few more. You’ll get to work with the best, teach and learn in equal measure, and create things that inflect economic growth. For more, and how to apply, read on:
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Jeff Titterton shared thisLast year, Stripe generated $1.9 trillion in total volume, roughly 1.6% of global GDP. Our programmable financial services now power more than 5 million businesses, both directly and via platforms. I believe this recognition from Forrester shows our commitment to building the world’s best programmable financial services. We were named a Leader in the Forrester Wave™: Merchant Payment Providers, Q1 2026. We received the highest possible scores in 15 criteria—which is more criteria than any other evaluated provider—and are the only company evaluated in both the Forrester Wave™: Recurring Billing Solutions, Q1 2025 and Forrester Wave™: Merchant Payment Providers, Q1 2026 as a Leader in both reports. This recognition is a direct reflection of our decade-long investment in our products, our team's hard work, and the feedback, ideas, and insights from our users that help shape what we build. Check out the full report: https://lnkd.in/g7mbi9Pr.
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Jeff Titterton shared thisLast year Stripe: Businesses generated $1.9 trillion in total volume, up 34% from 2024 and equivalent to roughly 1.6% of global GDP. The internet economy is speeding up. We now power more than 5 million businesses, including all of the top AI companies like Anthropic and OpenAI, many of the largest blue-chip companies like Microsoft (90% of the Dow Jones Industrial Average), and most of the biggest tech companies (80% of the Nasdaq 100). Beyond payments, these businesses work with Stripe to accelerate their growth with billing and subscription management, tax compliance, fraud prevention, treasury management, and much more. In Stripe's 2025 annual letter, we explore why competitive markets are increasingly acting as a sorting machine, why AI startups are going global by default, and how payment optimizations help businesses escape low “revenue mode.” Read our annual letter to understand why we are as enthusiastic as ever about the internet economy: https://lnkd.in/gq_vfS6N.
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Jeff Titterton reposted thisJeff Titterton reposted thisThrilled to join Scot Wingo on the Retailgentic podcast to talk about agentic commerce and how Stripe is building infrastructure for the next chapter of AI-powered commerce. We covered what agentic commerce actually is beyond the buzzwords. How AI agents are starting to help consumers discover, browse, and decide what to buy. And why this shift changes not just consumer experience, but the underlying commerce infrastructure. We went deep on our recent launches, from the Agentic Commerce Protocol to the Agentic Commerce Suite, and how they help merchants adopt and thrive in this new paradigm. We discussed how we are helping merchants across checkout, payments, fraud protection, and catalog management. A central theme was merchant control. Merchants want to benefit from AI driven discovery without losing control over branding, catalog, customer relationships, or fulfillment. That principle is shaping much of what we are building. We also touched on Stripe’s four areas of AI, and how agentic commerce is one part of a broader effort to build the economic infrastructure for AI: https://lnkd.in/gQgpStJzRetailgentic: Agentic Commerce meets Retail and BrandsRetailgentic: Agentic Commerce meets Retail and Brands
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Jeff Titterton shared thisNational Retail Federation 2026 is a wrap! If there was one takeaway from the week, it’s that the boundaries of commerce have officially moved beyond traditional stores and apps into the era of Agentic Commerce. At Stripe, we are building the rails to make this new channel a reality. Maia Josebachvili and Rob Frieman, CIO of URBN (Urban Outfitters, Anthropologie Group, Free People & Nuuly), were on stage to discuss our partnership with Microsoft Copilot Checkout. This integration allows consumers to discover and buy products from brands like Urban Outfitters directly within Copilot. Seeing the Stripe mission reflected across the city and the Javits Center was a highlight of the week. A massive thank you to our team and our partners!
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Jeff Titterton shared thisHigh-growth companies are 3x more likely to change their pricing frequently. They are treating pricing as a continuous growth lever. By joining forces with Metronome, a leader in monetization infrastructure, we at Stripe are combining the best complex usage-based billing product with the Stripe Billing suite so companies can evolve their business models as fast as they ship products. Welcome to the team, Metronome! I'm very excited.
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Jeff Titterton shared thisBig week in Dublin as we kicked off our first-ever Stripe Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition. We’ve officially signed on as title sponsor for the next five years, and the team has done a phenomenal job—it’s been a total #StripeYSTE takeover. This is an investment in the STEM talent that drives economic progress. Seeing over 550 student projects tackling everything from illnesses to climate change is a powerful reminder that the future of the economy starts with fostering this kind of curiosity and ambition early on. Massive kudos to the team for the huge effort in pulling this together in record time!
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Jeff Titterton shared thisWe’ve been working with Microsoft since 2022, and today we’re excited to share the next big step in our relationship: Stripe is helping power a new commerce experience inside Microsoft Copilot. Copilot users in the US can now buy from Etsy sellers and retailers like Urban Outfitters and Anthropologie without leaving the chat. We are excited to be building future of commerce in the AI era with our most forward-looking customers: https://lnkd.in/gN7SCuyK
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Jeff Titterton liked thisJeff Titterton liked thisExcited to announce that Hugo Barra, Nicholas Jitkoff and I are joining Meta Superintelligence Labs with the entire Dreamer team today. The last few months have been extraordinary: we built Dreamer, put the beta in the world just a month ago, and saw magic come to life for real people. Since then, thousands of people have used Dreamer to build personal, intelligent software with our Sidekick in the world’s newest and most popular programming language: English! They're building and sharing agents to manage email, calendar, and to-do’s, create learning tools for their kids, learn new languages, plan trips with friends, become better cooks, help them with work, achieve their health goals, or simply to creatively express themselves—all sorts of surprising and uniquely personal needs. These are agents as unique as the people building them, because they're built exactly the way each person wants them to be. We’ve captured some of our favorites at https://lnkd.in/gz8ZMxK2. What matters most here isn’t the early momentum; it’s what Dreamer has enabled people to do. People are building things they’ve wanted for years. They’re solving real, important problems no traditional software company would ever prioritize, because they’re too niche, too bespoke, too personal. What company would ever build for an “n of 1”? Our bet from the beginning has been that software should be personal, malleable, and shaped by the person using it. The constraint was never people’s imagination. It was the fact that building software is out of reach for most people. This early chapter gives us conviction that the idea resonates, the need is real, and the moment is now. Alexandr Wang was helpful to us from the very beginning, and when we showed Dreamer to Mark Zuckerberg and Nat Friedman earlier this year, it was clear right away that we share the same vision of the future: one where billions of people have the power to create software that makes their lives better. We’re thrilled to accelerate this mission by joining Meta Superintelligence Labs and licensing our technology to Meta. Read more at https://lnkd.in/gGEurCDj. Deeply grateful to our investors Jill (Greenberg) Chase and Nina Achadjian for supporting our vision for a more personal, creative, and intelligent future for software. Thank you for the trust, the thought partnership, and for being in our corner at every step. To everyone in our community who built with us: thank you. You've taught us what's possible, and you're the proof this works. We're so grateful, and we're just getting started!
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Jeff Titterton liked thisJeff Titterton liked thisIn an AI world moving at lightning speed, defining a category and helping set the agenda is no small task. It requires focus, conviction, and sustained investment grounded in a clear point of view. At Canva, our vision has been anchored in human-led AI, democratizing design at the pace of culture and putting powerful tools in the hands of millions. Honored to be ranked #3 on Andreessen Horowitz’s list of the Top 50 Generative AI platforms globally. It is still early days, and even more exciting to consider what comes next! https://lnkd.in/gnpGbh6qThe Top 100 Gen AI Consumer Apps — 6th Edition | Andreessen HorowitzThe Top 100 Gen AI Consumer Apps — 6th Edition | Andreessen Horowitz
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Jeff Titterton reacted on thisJeff Titterton reacted on thisI wasn’t expecting to gasp at a job description. But I did. And earlier this week, I joined Columbus Metropolitan Library as Director of Marketing & Communications. CML is one of the most impressive public library systems in the country, and the role sits at the intersection of data-driven storytelling and community impact. I knew immediately that this was my chance to be an even stronger part of the Columbus arts and culture landscape. Since 2019, through Sarah Gormley Gallery, I’ve built my work around a simple belief: that owning original art can be a source of joy for everyone. I've also written and published The Order of Things, a memoir that gave me the opportunity to share a personal story about hope, and what it feels and looks like to build a more meaningful life. This next chapter (ba-dum-bum!) expands that idea even further. I believe that art and storytelling belong to everyone. I believe that storytelling helps us understand who we are - both as individuals and as a community - and helps shape the kind of society we build together. To be able leverage the skills I’ve built over my career now, at this stage of my life and at the scale of a public library system, is nothing short of a dream come true. Libraries have shaped who I am since Mrs. Coffey taught me how to check out a book at Chandlersville Elementary, where our library was actually just a tiny hallway, transformed by the books lining the shelves. So...much...magic. And to be clear: SGG is not going anywhere. The gallery remains an active, evolving part of my work because in a city like Columbus, you can build something meaningful and then keep expanding because there is so much more to learn…and so much more to DO. I am so grateful to be part of this creative community, and I’m beyond excited to support this city in a new way. Only in Columbus, folks…only in Columbus.
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Jeff Titterton liked thisJeff Titterton liked thisStripe Sessions has quickly become one of my favorite industry events. The community is outstanding, and the content is consistently practical—always pushes my thinking on the future of payments, revenue, and money movement. I’m honored to be speaking this year. Hope to see you there. stripesessions.com | April 29–30 | San Francisco
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Jeff Titterton reacted on thisJeff Titterton reacted on thisMy mother and her husband are both artists. They have a big studio in their home: the smell of thinner, clay and oil paints is the smell of my childhood. A little over a week ago I returned to their house to attend to a family crisis. My partner, Dan Roam, who among many other things is an incredible painter, insisted on coming with me. Shortly after we arrived he opened the door to the studio and was stunned. Look at this light, he says to me. This is the kind of space I thought only existed in my imagination. Dan's company, level-headedness and resourcefulness have been invaluable to all of us. But, on top of all of that, he gently asked if he could use the studio. We dug up paints and brushes and canvases. He found an easel. He's breathed life into a room that has been waiting for years for someone to come in and make something. I tiptoe in to see how he is doing and the house smells just like it did when I lived here thirty years ago. It always leaves me thunderstruck, the amount of piercing beauty lurking in corners in the darkest of times; this time in the form of colorful paintings that seem to have been plucked straight from the dreams I've had since I left the country where I was born.
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