Stripe Tutorials, Tips, and Resources for WordPress to Accept Payments

Boost conversion rates, expand your reach, and improve customer satisfaction by accepting digital wallet payments like Apple Pay on your WordPress site.

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Are you looking to accept BECS direct debit payments from visitors from Australia on your WordPress site? Australian customers increasingly expect to pay by direct debit instead of a credit card for recurring bills and retainers. Most WordPress payment forms only take cards, with no built-in way to accept BECS Direct Debit payments from Australia.…

In this article, I’ve rounded up the top Stripe payment plugins for WordPress to help you choose the best one for your business.

Imagine a consultant based in Warsaw, Poland, builds her retainer payment form and publishes it on her site. Her first Polish client opens it looking for the payment button he actually uses online, but it isn’t there. She sees a card field instead, closes the tab, and messages her asking if there’s another way to…

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Are you tired of manually managing tax rates on your WordPress site? You’re not alone. Between downloading CSV files, mapping ZIP codes to local rates, and worrying about whether your EU VAT rules are actually correct, tax compliance is one of the most tedious problems WordPress site owners face. The good news is that you…

As a WordPress site owner, you want to enable customers from all regions to pay with their preferred payment method. This is where offering the Pix payment option to Brazilian users can skyrocket your conversions. Pix is a popular payment option that’s run by the Central Bank of Brazil. Many Brazilian shoppers reach for Pix,…

Imagine sending a launch discount to your email list and then realizing your payment form has no field for customers to enter it. The code goes unused, the promotion falls flat, and the sales you were counting on never come through. We’ve seen this firsthand with service providers and course creators who build a solid…
Start accepting one-time and recurring payments or donations on your WordPress website.