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> I would define Stripe as B2B2C. I agree; this is more accurate. > And by far the number 1 request from customers is usually PayPal. Do you have any data on
by q7xvh97o2pDhNrh 4y ago
> I would define Stripe as B2B2C.
I agree; this is more accurate.
> And by far the number 1 request from customers is usually PayPal.
Do you have any data on this? I'm genuinely curious. Not only do I have a long list of negative experiences with PayPal that skew my own take, but I also have no idea where to look for this kind of industry-wide data on B2B2C customer-demand.
- nowherebeen 4y agoI don’t. But I used to run a Yoga platform and used Stripe. None of my customers (Yoga instructors) knew about Stripe. They always requested PayPal or Square to the point, I realized using Stripe only made my life easier, but my customers didn’t care. It was a huge hassle to convince them a) to use my platform and b) to use Stripe. So it became 2x more difficult to onboard them. Same thing for their customers. Since I was a new platform, they ask their instructors why it wasn’t PayPal or Square. They trusted those brands to hand over their card.