DIY Coin Checkout – template for product launch
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#2Founder of Celery here. We launched Plastc's pre-order campaign with this template: plastc.com
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#3Does this work with Wordpress?
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#4Does this work with Wordpress?
Yes, absolutely. You can email diy-checkout@trycelery.com if you need any help getting it setup
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#5Does this work with Wordpress?
The checkout can be added to any page that allows you insert your own HTML/JS.
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#6It seems like from this it would only take a few minutes to put this on an existing site. What sets you apart from the other instant and "easy to set up" checkouts I could use? Is there a lot of customizability that one can easily add to the checkout, like size and quantity and color?
I'd also like to style some of the checkout to be more branded - is it possible to change the colors or logos?
Good job on clean styling of the checkout. Also, will there be support for Amazon Payments in the future?
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#7It seems like from this it would only take a few minutes to put this on an existing site. What sets you apart from the other instant and "easy to set up" checkouts I could use? Is there a lot of customizability that one can easily add to the checkout, like size and quantity and color? I'd also like to style some of the checkout to be more branded - is it possible to change the colors or logos? Good job on clean styli…
>What sets you apart from the other instant and "easy to set up" checkouts?
In fact, the default product at Celery is exactly one of these "easy to set up" copy-pasted checkouts with just pasting in 2 lines of code to get a checkout. This DIY checkout offers something that none of the copy-paste checkouts, including our own, offers: Total customization over every aspect of the checkout interface and flow.
Not only could you change all the style and position of the elements, you can even insert steps afterwards, like your own survey, for example. You could even change the language to Klingon if you like. We're excited to see what people can come up with.
Branding is totally open to your own styles. Colors, logos, assets, transitions and animations - you name it.
Amazon Payments is a feature that we'll be keeping a keen eye on and prioritize it based on demand and product fit.
Thanks for the questions!
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#8It seems like from this it would only take a few minutes to put this on an existing site. What sets you apart from the other instant and "easy to set up" checkouts I could use? Is there a lot of customizability that one can easily add to the checkout, like size and quantity and color? I'd also like to style some of the checkout to be more branded - is it possible to change the colors or logos? Good job on clean styli…
> I'd also like to style some of the checkout to be more branded - is it possible to change the colors or logos?
You just have to edit the templates and styles of the repo https://github.com/airbrite/diy-checkout/tree/master/src/tem...
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#9Branding/naming confusion with http://celeryproject.org threw me for a loop.
2% of revenue on top of existing payment processing fees seems steep. I guess convenience has a price and this will be great for shops that want to get going quickly and are not price-sensitive.
Seems like you are self-selecting for small payment amounts. If I had a $100 item I'm not sure why you should get $2 as opposed to 20 cents on a $10 transaction. I believe Shopify used to use this pricing model but changed as they were losing out on potential customers with higher priced products.
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#10Who have you worked with other that Plastc?