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

Taking pre-orders is a great strategy to drum up interest in the build-up to a new product launch. In this article, we’ll show you how to create a pre-order form and take pre-orders before your product is launched.

Stripe, like any other payment processors, charges an additional fee for processing credit card payments. With WP Simple Pay, you can let users cover the processing fee, so you can collect the full amount for the payments you accept on your WordPress site.

Today we’re super excited to announce WP Simple Pay 4.6.6, which adds support for Fee Recovery – a way to allow your users to pay the Stripe payment processing fee, so you can collect the exact net amount you’ve anticipated for payments without any deduction.

Selling a product with limited availability is a challenge. You might want to stop taking orders as soon as your product is sold out. In this article, we’ll show you the EASIEST way to set a purchase limit for your products and services on your WordPress site.

Bancontact is a popular payment method in Belgium, with 15M+ cards in circulation. Learn how to collect Bancontact payments in WordPress.

Collecting and associating a Tax ID with a customer enables you to display it on invoice headers and credit note PDFs. In this article, we’ll show you how easy it is to collect customer tax IDs in WordPress with Stripe.

Przelewy24 is the most popular bank transfer method in Poland. Learn how to allow customers to complete transactions on your WordPress site with Przelewy24.

You’ll learn how to create an order form on your WordPress site and sell whatever you want with ease.

iDEAL is the most popular online payment method in the Netherlands, with a market share of 55%. Learn how to accept iDEAL payments in WordPress.
Start accepting one-time and recurring payments or donations on your WordPress website.