Stripe

Connect your product to a working payment flow.

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About Stripe

Stripe helps builders accept payments and connect revenue workflows to a product. Hosted Checkout, Payment Links, and APIs offer different ways to collect a payment, while Stripe Billing supports subscription and invoicing workflows. For an early SaaS, the useful starting point is one clear offer, a checkout that matches it, and a reliable way to keep paid access aligned with payment status. Stripe charges transaction and product fees rather than offering free live payment processing. Rates and availability depend on the business location, payment method, and services used; Billing and other products can have additional charges. Review those costs alongside your expected customer value before choosing a billing model.

Hosted checkout and payment links

Collect payments through a Stripe-hosted experience or supported payment links, with configuration suited to your offer.

Subscription and invoice workflows

Use Stripe Billing for recurring revenue and invoicing, with its pricing reviewed separately from payment processing.

APIs and payment events

Connect payment activity to your application so your product can respond to changes in a customer's payment or subscription status.

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