Stripe Billing Reviews & Product Details

I've been using Stripe for years and I've never had any problems with it, which is essential for making sure my business is accepting payments efficiently and without any problems for myself or my customer.

I haven't yet found anything that I dislike about stripe, I think everything works perfectly.

Stripe billing allows me to have all my businesses financial transactions in one place, my entire financial ecosystem works with Stripe as the foundation, it's truly an essential tool for me.

What I like best about Stripe billing is that the dashboard allows you to search every transaction made to your organization with boundless filters and segments.

I dislike that there are a few sections that require multiple clicks to get to a certain point that could be a bit more minimalistic or menu navigation that could help save on time.

I'm solving issues with refunds, chargebacks, and general billing reporting. The benefits I have realized are with Stripe Billing you have the opportunity to defend your company in wrongfully filed chargebacks and identify cancel uncaptured payments that can linger on user statements,

Strips accept payments from credit cards, a bank transfer is completed within few hours, The API allows for so many different applications to interface with it, and their support has always been prompt and helpful.

First application Integration is not that much easy

I'm an e-commerce seller, I need to collect the payment from multiple methods, I recommend all marchent to accept payments

Stripe Billing is straightforward to implement and removes the headache of the periodic billing process. Implements wonderfully in the "Stripe Experience," providing excellent and well thought out APIs and 24/7 incredibly dedicated support with passion for what they do. The support is the best i have ever come across, and they treat you like you are a massive customer of them, regardless of your size, making you feel appreciated. They also offer some very simple statistics like MRR and similar in the dashboard, which is excellent.

Fees. Stripe Billing charges you fees on the full amount, even if you are earning 0$ by the customer using a coupon. This behavior has not been described anywhere, and I had to contact support to get it cleared up. Support figured it out fast, though.

I am now billing my clients every month via their payment card instead of getting paid slowly and often late through issuing standard invoices and sending them to the client.

Great UI and easy to manage with lots of developer features to integrate billing inside your application.

More options to collect card or bank account details from customers.

Billing automation and management for our application.

I really loved the ease of searching our customer orders and refunding them

There really weren't any issues that I found with the software

We were able to refund orders in real time when a customer requested it (most of what we used stripe for at the end of the time with Coin)

I enjoy that there are multiple ways to search an order (i.e. amount, card info, email). It makes it easy to search since customers never all of the info they used to place the order.

It seems that the date search is just a bit confusing to search. It doesn't search correct when adding that date.

We are resolving a lot of fraudulent orders and duplicate charges.

As someone who has multiple ecommerce businesses with varying business models, Stripe is always the easiest payment gateway to integrate. The API allows for so many different applications to interface with it, and their support has always been prompt and helpful.

There have been a few times where their policies have been frustrating. For example if someone files a dispute 6 months down the line after they've recieved a product/service, Stripe has allowed the customer (with no proof) to completely recoup their payment. While this is a rare instance of someone taking advantage of Stripe's policies, this was a rather large sum that was unrightfully taken from one of my former businesses.

The problem is simple: allow customers to pay for products/goods/services as quickly and easily as possible. The benefits are: happy customers and sustainable business.

It is so easy to search for people, conduct refunds or edits, and keep things organized.

We run a school, and sometimes if we search by student, they wont come up. Only the one who paid. Even though the students name is in there.

It is extremely easy for clients to sign up for services without waiting.

The platform is amazing and enables the nDash.co community of freelance writers to get paid a *lot* faster than a similar integration with services like PayPal would permit.

I wish the dashboard provided more information and you were able to trigger payouts from within the mobile app.

nDash.co is a platform for brands to find and pay freelance writers, so the payment tool is a critical backbone toward solving this.

It's easy to sign up with and use.. The only downfall they had was no phone support but they have since fixed that part and is rocking and rolling the right direction with its customer support abilities.

Nothing anymore. They have completely changed the way they saw fit to help their customers and made the change quickly.

I used to help for support at a large company worming with thousands of restaurants and this was our go to for that purpose.. It solves many problems allows cards to be used/stored and charged for many occasions.

It's really easy to use and the platform made it comfortable for me and collegues to understand.

I dislike the fee option. The fee could be a little cheaper.

No problems so far but benefits that we love is how customizable everything is.

Super easy to setup and use. Great flat rate prici

The only con would be no phone support for issues that could potentially arise.

I realized businesses don’t have to worry about PCI compliance with Stripe. Stripe does everything in regards to encrypting and protecting.

I love how there's an ACH and credit card option! Also, the ACH option has a much lower online processing fee which is ALWAYS a plus!

Well I don't like the online processing fee. I realize that this is normal. I just don't like it though!

I have linked Stripe to Dubsado, which is our business' CRM! It works beautifully with our online invoices.

Stripe integrates well with websites and many other platforms. Easy to use to set up e-commerce stores in my experience with a seamless payment process. Easy to get sign up and get onboard.

It can have a steep learning curve if you need any mid to heavy customization process. As a developer, I'm ok with it, but if you're not a developer, contact your developer to set it up properly.

E-commerce setup, website payments, and subscriptions. It makes it easy for customers to complete their purchases in a secure environment online.

Strip had great interface and customer service. Billing clients is easy. I like that clients don’t need a stripe account to pay.

The reporting in stripe is lacking, we sometimes have difficulty generating the reports we need.

Invoicing clients and we realized tracking those invoices is super clear and simple.

Simple integration into existing projects with wast collection of language-specific API wrappers. Those wrappers are open-sourced. That is definitely a plus.

Small amount of countries available for companies.

We used it as simple Payment Gateway but soon realised that it handles 90% of our user stories as Subscription Management system. It saved us tonnes of time and nerves.

I have been using stripe since the company was in it's infancy. From the beginning, they have made developers their number one priority. There motto was something like "made by developers for developers" which always resonated well with me. Since I have progressed from PHP to C and Ruby, Stripe has always been my payment gateway of choice. Any time I have had to support any other payment gateway, I have cringed as many alternatives are riddled with needles process, poorly documented tools, and have taken way more work.

I have very few complaints. I have never had issues with the technical implementation, but years ago I created an application that processed nearly thousands of dollars in a very short amount of time, and they froze the account suspecting it of fraud. It did take some weeks to resolve, but I also don't put the blame entirely on them.

I use stripe regularly for client work. I'm a consultant and freelancer, often helping startups get an idea to market as quickly as possible. Stripe is competitive with their rates, making it an easy choice for startups, and their services also scale and test incredibly well, making them a viable option that the client will rarely ever outgrow.

Apple recommends Stripe to be used with their Apple Pay mobile payment service that they recently rolled out.

It unfortunately cannot be widely used in Canada yet. Apple Pay was just made available in conjunction with American Express, but not with other major credit cards.

Mobile payments on site at events without having the need to invest in expensive POS terminals. Powerful SDK that can be used in iOS apps.

Great dashboard, like the automatic features like reminders, subscription and recurring

I find the refunds or deductions difficult to work out

Easy for me to bill clients and give them options for payment processing