Re:Cost breakdown for Stripe, Braintree, Chargify, Recurly a...
by jsankey on Thursday January 19, 2012 @09:54PM
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Missing from this analysis is which options are available outside the US. I've tried to quicky figure this out for each provider, please correct me if I'm wrong:
Although it makes sense to start in the US market, it's getting to the point where all most alternatives are US-centric, and there's a big world of us out here that would also love better payment gateways!
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Re:Cost breakdown for Stripe, Braintree, Chargify, Recurly a...
by richardw on Friday January 20, 2012 @04:03AM
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I think there's a huge market of non-US startups that would love to find a Stripe equivalent that they could use. Much easier to compete than going head-to-head with the US crowd, whose customers are spoiled for choice.
That's what Shuttleworth in effect did - fulfilled a demand outside the US for a service that US companies couldn't legally fulfil. Got him into space. Not bad.
Re:Cost breakdown for Stripe, Braintree, Chargify, Recurly a...
by lclarkmichalek on Friday January 20, 2012 @03:06AM
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Which is precisely why I chose saasy for my web app, being based in the uk. Same goes for tropo vs twillio, until twillio lainched uk sms yesterday.
Re:Cost breakdown for Stripe, Braintree, Chargify, Recurly a...
by mise on Friday January 20, 2012 @06:35AM
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And how has your experience been with Sassy?
Re:Cost breakdown for Stripe, Braintree, Chargify, Recurly a...
by Ecio78 on Friday January 20, 2012 @10:13AM
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I've just checked their page, featurewise they look like very interesting, but their pricing is far from being cheap:
"Pricing is 5.9% plus $.95 or 8.9% flat per order, whichever you prefer. The minimum order fee is $.75 per order."
EDIT: according to http://saasy.com/matrix.php it includes also the merchant fees, unfortunately in their comparison Stripe is not cited
Re:Cost breakdown for Stripe, Braintree, Chargify, Recurly a...
by mise on Friday January 20, 2012 @10:46AM
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That sounds like how 2Checkout approach it. They are a reseller of your products/services, and you must state so on your sales page. It's also the reason 2Checkout give that they don't allow 'vendors' to customize their checkout pages.