Stripe vs. PayPal vs. Killbill
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What is Stripe?Stripe makes it easy for developers to accept credit cards on the web.
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What is PayPal?PayPal is an online payments and money transfer service that allows you to send money via email, phone, text message or Skype. They offer products to both individuals and businesses alike, including online vendors, auction sites and corporate users. PayPal connects effortlessly to bank accounts and credit cards.
PayPal Mobile is one of PayPal’s newest products. It allows you to send payments by text message or by using PayPal’s mobile browser.
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What is Killbill?Kill Bill is a platform for subscription billing and payments integration.
Its plug-in architecture allows you to easily apply custom logic and integrate with third party systems.
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1361 Companies Using Stripe
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589 Companies Using PayPal
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1 Companies Using Killbill
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Latest News |
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Reviews of Stripe, PayPal, and Killbill
Most web friendly payments system around
March 24, 2014 12:40
Stripe has been developed for web users not by banks just moving bank apps to web. Their APIs are easy to use and understandable and they have support for lots of languages.
They are also incredibly flexible and it's possible to do things with Stripe that other providers don't allow (for example implementing annual billing it's difficult to get authorisation as a start-up - even if it's only $20 a month, that's $240 annually which means there's a year to charge-back - so implement it as a one off payment, which does mean doing annual billing yourself, but there's a year to get it right).
They also have fantastic start-up deals (if you know the right accelerator or other provider) easy to get transaction fees waived.
They also have engineers at hand to help you with any issues, who actually know the product.
Awesome!
April 06, 2014 06:16
I love Stripe. They were super, super easy to set up — it was less than 5 minutes and I could already put test payments through my app! They take a huge chunk off of small transactions (if you're only charging $3, you only get $2.61), so they kind of make you raise prices on small fees. However, I love not having to worry about security or managing anything, just getting paid!
Working with Paypal is a nightmare
January 24, 2017 13:43
Paypal comes with tons of old APIs, and new ones that are incomplete. There are bugs in the documentation, bug with their implementation. And their support department is completely clueless.
Frankly it is only good if you use its light mode: a direct payment with no recurring fees. So forget about it if you want to put in place things like Subscription mode, their are better players out there to do that.
https://developer.paypal.com/demo/checkout/#/pattern/client
September 21, 2017 12:59
How developers use Stripe vs PayPal vs Killbill
Pathwright uses Stripe
We started with PayPal initially, but Stripe appeared and made our lives much easier. They are now our primary payment service.
StackShare uses Stripe
I had heard that Stripe was the easiest to use (and it’s the most popular payments service on our site), so it was a pretty easy decision.
Refractal uses Stripe
Payments? Stripe. There's pretty much no other option that's as easy or pretty to work with out of the box, you just plug it in and watch the fireworks.
Hooked uses Stripe
We use Stripe to accept monthly subscription payments, and also to connect to our users' Stripe accounts.
brown2rl uses Stripe
Used to accept booking fees and payroll. Doesn't require to save customer credit card info.
Udacity uses Stripe
Payment processing for domestic and international-enabled credit cards; subscription management.
softwareantelope uses Stripe
Stripe provides fully secure integrated payment solutions to sell stuff from your website without security risks.
Scrayos UG (haftungsbeschränkt) uses Stripe
Stripe is used as one of our payment-gateways included in our shop-solution. We only use the credit-card features of it and don't accept any bitcoins (yet).
AngeloR uses Stripe
CC handler for our membership system. It was an easy choice for how quickly we were able to implement it, as well as the disputed payment process.
kfancy uses Stripe
I find integrating Stripe as a payment option for web/mobile ecommerce to be easy and effective.
shreyas-n uses Stripe
Stripe's simple API and ease of use makes it a great payment processor for developers.
Dynamictivity uses Stripe
Stripe provides us with a flexible payment gateway that is fully integrated into our platform.
yaswanthgoud3235 uses Stripe
Stripe (pattern), a line or band that differs in colour or tone from an adjacent surface. The terms may also refer to:
eXon Technologies uses PayPal
We are using Braintree that is PayPal company for our payments on our website. No more redirects to PayPal :-)
Scrayos UG (haftungsbeschränkt) uses PayPal
PayPal is used as one of our payment-gateways included in our shop-solution. We only use PayPal for direct debits/charges from bank-accounts as we got Stripe for credit-card transactions.
osu! Ripple uses PayPal
Donations are processed through PayPal, mostly. So it's a pretty indespensable tool, as it's our main source of income.
Dynamictivity uses PayPal
PayPal is well-known to consumers and consequently instills trust in financial transactions.
