Strange that the homepage is a direct copy of the [stripe](https://stripe.com) homepage.

So is their status page - which is their product.

http://status.stripe.com

http://status.fyipe.com

So is their name - Fyipe rhymes with Stripe (at least how I imagine the pronounciation).

There is inspiration for design, and then there is completely copying a design. This website copied CSS exactly, just open up the source and you'll see the exact same css classes.

This is also a repost from last month, where there were similar comments left.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20523868

So, apparently they're advertising with having CloudBoost and Stripe as customers.

* CloudBoost is built by the same company/people (HackerBay)

* I doubt Stripe is actually their customer, given it's their only external reference apparently.

This smells like borderline fraud to me.

You've misspelled the "stripes" ID for the header background. Should have been "fyipes".

It's very hard for me to take a service seriously upon seeing the "$5 per user per month (billed annually)" pattern on the pricing page. It's sneaky. Gas stations don't show prominent signs with the price per gallon and "100-gallon minimum" in tiny font beneath.

Unfortunately, this pattern is used a lot now by companies big and small. Here's Adobe:

https://www.adobe.com/creativecloud/plans.html?promoid=NV3KR...

Creative Cloud with all apps is $52.99 per month. If you click "See plan & pricing details", you see that's an "annual plan, paid monthly".

Also sneaky, although a 1-year commitment is better than having to pay for next December's usage in January under the terms of an allegedly "monthly" charge.

Looks like their status page shows them as down.

https://status.fyipe.com/

They will probably go down pretty soon, when Stripe finds out about this blatant copyright infringement.