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Really? What has stripe done in the past to make it feel like they’re being greedy? Besides, nobody is using stripe because it’s the cheapest option.
They stopped refunding payment processing fees on refunds, for one.
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Update: I've done a 3 minute demo of Payment Links in case anyone is interested: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bLNFJNoL9e8
Great video - very well done. It's easy to follow and you explain things in simple terms!
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Would be nice if it accepted a customizable dollar amount input so that it could be used for donations, like Paypal's donate button.
We're excited to build donations support via Stripe Payment Links. Drop me a note at jackerman@stripe.com and I'll let you know as soon as it is live.
With those additional fields it would mean we could post donation links all over the place, and then get donor details out of Stripe for the donations team. Thanks :)
How do people handle taxes/accounting/receipts and invoicing for this kind of stuff. At least in the EU it would be a nightmare if you rely on a bunch of such links to sell.
Off topic: can anyone recommend a Stripe alternative that's a bit less risk averse than stripe is? I'm trying to test the water with a service in the crypto space (it's not about selling/buying cryptocurrency, but about automating some stuff regarding blockchain interaction). I got declined by Stripe based on their terms of service (i.e. don't mention the word blockchain). I'm currently looking into payrexx (however…
I don’t know about their terms of service, but I’ve heard good things about Adyen. They also support more payment methods than Stripe: https://www.adyen.com/payment-methods .
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That's the promise. However, I recently set up an e-commerce website for my wife. I was actually a bit shocked to discover that whilst Stripe's offerings are like 95% of the way there, that missing 5% means you can't take advantage of said offering at all. 1. I setup Stripe Checkout for subscriptions and thought I was good to go. However, my wife wanted to take sign-ups in anticipation of a set launch date in the fut…
Thank you for all of your feedback, Benjamin. 1. We're hoping to bring the `billing_cycle_anchor` property to Stripe Checkout in the near future. I'll keep you posted and let you know when this launches. 2. Good point, we will take a look into this. 3. We're launching shipping line items in Stripe Checkout's `subscription` mode in the coming months. 4. You're correct, we don't support coupon "stacking" today, and thi…
What's currently stopping Stripe from supporting Israeli merchants? There are a ton of Israelis that would jump on it if it was available.
(Stripe cofounder.) While there are lots of antecedents (this is, after all, just a checkout page with a URL), and even though this was substantially inspired by the growth of the no-code ecosystem[0], the thing that's interesting to me about the payment link "space" is that it's a use case that really took off in other markets first -- Nigeria, India, Philippines, etc. I suspect that staying abreast of important new…
First, the link that I was given to send to the other party was a tinyurl.com link. This concerns me because I don't think that Stripe or PayNowLink has control of tinyurl.com. If tinyurl.com is exploited then someone can reroute people to a totally different site.
Second, Privacy.com debit cards didn't work for me. I've reached out to support to see if that's something they can fix. Is that a known issue?
Does this support limited inventory? e.g. I want to sell only one item for a certain SKU. If two people have the link, only the first person to purchase should succeed, while the 2nd person should get a "This item is no longer available" message instead of being charged.
Not yet, but this is something we're excited to build. Drop me a note at jackerman@stripe.com and happy to tell you more.
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> the bankers often ask for information on the company like website presence of marketing materials. It's not too long ago they would ask for information faxed using company letterhead, as a form of legitimization. The signals they use to vet customers are, again, a decade or two behind what's technologically relevant.
Ironically, I just had a banker ask me for a document on my employer's letterhead today. To which my boss replied "Wtf is letterhead?"
We used this link model in Brazil (custom made) for a client that has a B2B2C platform where vendors (shop owners for a specific industry) use the client's platform as an endless aisle option. We had a challenge for the payment side because: - the payment needed to be to our client and not the vendor (to avoid double taxation); - integrating to the POS machines of more than 100K vendors was unfeasible; - The client w…
How is the link generated? So basically it is a deep link into the clients checkout page? Each product gets its own link? do u have a demo somewhere?