That's why companies like Paddle.com exist.
I used them for a side project. Once you find the right documentation it's straightforward to integrate, but finding it took 3 days and 2 support requests.
I used them for a side project. Once you find the right documentation it's straightforward to integrate, but finding it took 3 days and 2 support requests.
"Homebrew on your own" is more or less what Stripe's API felt like though; the perspective I'm coming from is that I run a little one-person SaaS company with a simple and fairly standard subscription model, and I was surprised by the amount of "plumbing" you need to do for this.