Hot damn. The design and experience I felt from this page is overwhelmingly great. I've always loved stripe's design and they continue to blow me away. Really excited to activate our account any day now.
Stripe Checkout
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#12Anyone know if they are they using an open source tool to run the intro animation? Can't tell from the minified source.
We coded it from scratch.
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#13Can this UI/checkout be used for updating CC info as well?
Yup, it can. You can have the button text say whatever you like.
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#14Checkout is a great way to get started fast (like, in Multilingual support would be great, and also a more customer friendly interface for those who might not be familiar with things like CVCs. Those two things are reasons I had to stop using checkout and use stripe.js instead.
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#15We set it up over here @Patreon and it was EZPZ. One issue that wasn't clear from the documentation -- the "custom" setup (https://stripe.com/docs/checkout#integration-custom) is preferable for so many reasons (and it's no harder to setup, not sure why it's not just the only option) -- it doesn't "take over" the form so that a credit card is required on submit and it also returns a bunch more relevant info like the last 4 digits of the credit card, the expiration date, etc. so you can save and display the card info for future checkouts.
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#16At CircleCI, we've been using Stripe Checkout for quite a while. It was increadibly easy to set up and very high quality (we replaced a hacky ugly checkout page with it), and it looks really professional. That professionalism is really important at the final stage of the funnel. One of the things that's really interesting about Checkout is that Stripe is actively focusing on increasing the conversion rate for us. The…
can you explain what you mean by 'with the phone number'? Just curious.
Try watching the animation (click "Show me" on the page). Basically, we use your email address and phone number to save you from having to type in your credit card number everywhere.
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#17I've been using Stripe Checkout now for a few months now, and besides the lack of built-in support for coupon codes, it's pretty perfect.
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#18At CircleCI, we've been using Stripe Checkout for quite a while. It was increadibly easy to set up and very high quality (we replaced a hacky ugly checkout page with it), and it looks really professional. That professionalism is really important at the final stage of the funnel. One of the things that's really interesting about Checkout is that Stripe is actively focusing on increasing the conversion rate for us. The…
can you explain what you mean by 'with the phone number'? Just curious.
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#19Now I'd just love for you all to make capable of having products attached to it and operate like a shopping cart ;) -- But seriously your designs look so good, I'd actually want that.
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#20I really want to use Stripe but it would be great if they had a more favorable pricing structure for microtransactions. Paypal, for example, will charge 5%+$0.05 or 2.9%+$0.30 (whichever is lowest) for digital goods transactions.