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Hey pc! Is there a way to tie a digital delivery to the payment? Let's say you're selling an e-Book or an audio file or the latest collectable nonfungible (jk).
by rexreed 5y ago
Hey pc! Is there a way to tie a digital delivery to the payment? Let's say you're selling an e-Book or an audio file or the latest collectable nonfungible (jk). Is there a way to have Stripe send a digital file or product upon successful payment completion without requiring a website backend to do that?
- leesalminen 5y agoYou can use Stripe Webhooks + a "no-code" solution like Zapier to make that happen in ~15 minutes.
- rexreed 5y agoBut if you have a few hundred products then this doesn't become so easy. And where exactly does Zapier deliver that file from in a secure way? If I'm going to go through all that trouble, I might as well just use a Wordpress electronic delivery solution or Woocommerce, in which case, what's the point of this website-less payment solution? If I'm gonna go website-less, then it needs to do what the website would otherwise do.
- igorzx31 5y agopretty sure you can easily use shopify for that
- edwinwee 5y agoWe don't have plans for Stripe to help with digital delivery today out-of-the-box (you may want to check out some of the many Stripe plug-ins that assist with that: https://stripe.com/partners/apps-and-extensions?q=digital https://stripe.com/partners/apps-and-extensions?q=digital). If you want to roll your own email solution, you can listen for webhooks to trigger an email after a payment: https://stripe.com/docs/webhooks https://stripe.com/docs/webhooks.
- rorygibson 5y agoHi! Late to the party, but this is exactly the kind of problem that my startup, Trolley, solves. Warning: shameless plug. It's a no-code shopping cart that works with Stripe. We offer digital downloads that work as you describe. You could check it out - https://trolley.link https://trolley.link (you can email me direct at rg@trolley.link if you want to know anything more)