Simple PAY.JP Payment vs WP Stripe Checkout

This plugin provides payment form by PAY.JP with simple shortcode. Note: The supported currency is only JPY so far. Example of Shortcode: [simple-payjp-payment amount=50 form-id="id-string" name='no' result-ok="https://example.tokyo/?page_id=7" result-ng="https://example.tokyo/?page_id=8" ] amount (mandatory*): price in JPY plan-id (mandatory*): subscription plan ID form-id (mandatory): any ID of the form name: show/hide name field (‘yes’ => show (default), ‘no’ => hide) result-ok: page url to redirect after payment succeeded if you want to customize success message result-ng: page url to redirect after payment failed if you want to customize failure message prorate: disabled/enabled prorated for subscription payment (‘no’ => not prorated (default), ‘yes’ => prorated) (*) ‘amount’ is mandatory for single payment. ‘plan-id’ is mandatory for subscription payment. ‘amount’ and ‘plan-id’ should be exclusive. You can confirm these information of each payments in descripton property of Charge record on PAY.JP admin panel. Only one shoutcode can be placed in a page. API Action hook simplepayjppayment_result_ok: called after payment succeeded simplepayjppayment_result_ng: called after payment failed Localization English (default) – always included Japanese – always included Technical Details How to use is summalized in the following page: WordPressプラグイン Simple PAY.JP Payment About the 3D Secure Feature Depending on the default settings of the browser or user-specific configurations, the pop-up blocking feature might be enabled. If 3D Secure authentication is attempted in a subwindow format under such conditions, the subwindow launch may be blocked, making authentication impossible. Disclaimer Thank you for using the “Simple PAY.JP Payment” plugin (hereinafter referred to as “this plugin”). Please carefully read the following disclaimer before using this plugin. By using this plugin, you agree to the terms outlined below. User Responsibility This plugin is provided “as is” without warranties of any kind, either express or implied, including, but not limited to, implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, or non-infringement. The developer assumes no responsibility for any issues or damages arising from the use of this plugin. Users are responsible for configuring and operating the plugin at their own risk. Responsibility for Financial Transactions The developer assumes no responsibility for any financial transactions conducted using this plugin. It is the user’s sole responsibility to verify the accuracy and security of transactions. We strongly recommend seeking legal advice as needed. Data Protection and Security While this plugin is designed with data protection and security in mind, complete safety cannot be guaranteed. Users are advised to implement appropriate security measures, such as installing SSL certificates and performing regular backups. Support and Updates This plugin is subject to ongoing improvement and may be updated or modified without prior notice. However, the developer does not guarantee compatibility with specific environments or the functionality of the plugin after updates. Use of Third-Party Services This plugin may utilize third-party payment services or APIs. The developer is not responsible for any issues arising from these services, including service interruptions, errors, or security risks. Please review the terms and conditions of any third-party services you use in conjunction with this plugin.

Stripe Checkout plugin lets you accept credit card payments via Stripe on your WordPress site. Whether you are selling products, offering services, or collecting donations, our lightweight Stripe payment plugin is built for speed, security, and simplicity. Accept Stripe payments on your WordPress website in minutes WP Stripe Checkout is great for: Freelancers accepting client payments Nonprofits collecting donations Selling goods or services Subscription-based offerings WP Stripe Checkout Add-ons Variable Price Variable Quantity Submit Type Terms of Service Payment Link Email Variable Currency WP User Tracking WP User Only Button Product SEO Stripe Checkout Payment Methods Apple Pay Google Pay Alipay WeChat Pay Bancontact EPS giropay iDEAL Przelewy24 Sofort Afterpay/Clearpay Boleto OXXO ACH Direct Debit Bacs Direct Debit BECS Debit Canadian pre-authorised debit (PAD) SEPA Direct Debit Features Accept credit/debit card payments with Stripe Easy setup with Stripe API keys Secure, PCI-compliant payment processing Customizable payment button via shortcode Supports one-time and recurring payments via Stripe payment links Mobile-friendly Stripe Checkout integration Detailed transaction logs in your dashboard Support Dynamic 3D Secure payment authentication. Support payment processing with Stripe test cards. Support phone number collection at checkout. Support user redeemable promotion codes at checkout. Localized for different languages. Automatically email Stripe receipts to your customers. No complex setup like a membership/e-commerce plugin. Easily Switch between live and sandbox mode for testing. Send a purchase confirmation email to your customer after a transaction. Send a sale notification email to a chosen recipient (e.g. the seller) after a transaction. Automatic VAT/tax ID collection at checkout Support orders of free trial payments without payment methods Support Product Schema markup through Product SEO add-on (It can help search engines and AI crawlers discover products) WP Stripe Checkout Configuration Once you have activated the plugin, you need to add your Stripe account API keys. It’s located under “WP Stripe Checkout -> Settings -> General”. WP Stripe Checkout Emails Stripe checkout plugin comes with an “Emails” tab where you will be able to configure some email related settings. Stripe Webhook Endpoint Go to “Developers > Webhooks > Add endpoint” and insert the URL shown in the plugin settings. Select this event – “checkout.session.completed” and click “Add endpoint”. This is where Stripe will send a notification after a checkout payment is successful. You will also need to add the “checkout.session.async_payment_succeeded” and “checkout.session.async_payment_failed” events if you plan to use a payment method where there can be a delay in payment confirmation. For example: Bacs Direct Debit Boleto Canadian pre-authorised debits OXXO SEPA Direct Debit SOFORT ACH Direct Debit How to use Stripe Checkout The easiest way to start accepting Stripe payments is to add the following shortcode to a post/page: [wp_stripe_checkout_session name="My Product" price="2.99"] Replace the value of “name” with your product name and “price” with the actual product price. Note: The content of the button (e.g. name, price) is rendered in HTML and can be altered before checkout. How to use Stripe Payment Links This method allows you to integrate Stripe payment links with the plugin. Step 1: Create a Payment Link Log in to your Stripe account dashboard and navigate to the “Payment links” page (Payments > Payment links). Select an existing product or add a new one to create a payment link. Step 2: Use the Payment Link in a Shortcode In order to create a button with the payment link you can add the following shortcode to a post/page: [wp_stripe_checkout_payment_link url="https://buy.stripe.com/live_6gPE4jw7dMbUKdd3345"] For detailed setup instructions please visit the WP Stripe Checkout plugin page.