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That's better than Recurly. They take 1% plus $99/month or $299/month if you want accounting software integration. And there's no free tier. I'm game.
by gargarplex 9y ago
That's better than Recurly. They take 1% plus $99/month or $299/month if you want accounting software integration. And there's no free tier.
I'm game.
- brianwawok 9y agoStripe already did recurring billing without a 1% though
- gargarplex 9y agoYeah, but now Stripe is adding in features like email invoices, presumably the ability to for customers to update payment info, etc. I don't know how much exactly has been added incrementally and how much is available in this release, but I'm optimistic that soon I will be able to phase Recurly out of our stack...If someone from Stripe wants to build a Recurly -> Stripe migration toolset, I'd love that!
- digitalbase 9y agoAs we speak, we are writing code to move from stripe to recurly/adyen. The analytics/easy plan mgmt and email invoicing in recurly is something stripe doesn't have. Would you advise against that ?
- gargarplex 9y agoNo, I would not advise against that. There is a reason I pay the (annoying) 1% + $99/$299 fee to Recurly. I was hoping that this signaled that Stripe was beginning to integrate that valuable featureset into the Stripe platform.
- nhangen 9y agoBut I don't want invoices? Stripe needs to decide if they are a b2b API, or b2c checkout and invoicing product.
- paulie_a 9y agoLast time I looked, which was several years ago, recurly was shockingly expensive. Over the top outrageous that it was an automatic no go for my business. PayPal, which I personally hate was a better option
- tynorf 9y agoRecurly is actually 1.25% plus $0.10 per transaction plus $99/month (core) or plus $299/month (professional).