Stripe Billing Reviews & Insights

We use Stripe Billing to bill our B2B customers and for our B2B customers to bill their customers. This is quite a complex requirement but Stripe Billing allows us to easily review this information, report on it and achieve the outcomes we are looking for. We do this across 4 regions in Europe and also in the US.

Stripe Billing is brilliant at allowing you to integrate with your platform via the API, and as such it has allowed our business to grow whilst allowing easy access to the data at any time it is required.

The depth of the API means that we can allow clients to verify their account via our front-end, allowing for a seamless experience.

Stripe is the primary checkout platform for my organization. We connect with it through our API to create and manage subscriptions, and our CS team leverages the platform to review payments and update plans for existing users. Stripe is integral to our running of our payments system for our SaaS.

If you are starting a SaaS product and looking for a reliable payments processer with a robust API, Stripe is a great play. The Stripe Checkout platform manages payments and invoices to reduce the heavy frontend load associated with building a payments experience for your SaaS. Definitely worth checking out!

Stripe helps us collect customer payment automatically. My entire company uses Stripe, and it helps us easy track invoicing, subscriptions, refunds, disputes and more. Stripe easily integrates with our platform, so we are able to set up automatic payments whenever a new customer signs with us or adds new users.

If you have a small to medium sized business Stripe is most likely the perfect solution for you. It will automate almost all of your billing, freeing up your time to be used elsewhere. If you have a large business I would recommend getting in touch with the Stripe customer support team first to ensure it will be a good fit for you.

Stripe is used across multiple departments at our company. Our sales team uses it to double check invoicing and address any discrepancies with the Accounting Team. It is also easy to download past invoices and easy to search for customers and certain charges. It is simple to initiate a payment, create an invoice, and customize different variables.

Stripe is great for a bigger business with multiple clients/customers who have recurring charges. It is great to keep track and schedule invoices, has risk evaluation for customers, and is easy to navigate through the website to find certain charges. This is not a good platform for freelancers or smaller businesses who need a POS system.

We use Stripe for recurring billing for our SaaS product, and for one-off purchases from our site. We migrated from a different payment processor in order to provide a more modern and seemless purchase process. We are currently working to migrate existing customers to Stripe as well. When that is done, Stripe will be our only payment processor.

Stripe is perfect for a site that requires recurring billing, and the Laravel integration is very easy and very well documented. Stripe offers a lot of flexibility in designing your payment flow, look and feel from using their built-in popups for coding up a custom payment page. The quickest option uses popups generated by a JavaScript plugin, and those look great. We have not encountered any use cases where we needed to accept payment outside of Stripe.

We use Stripe to handle all of our e-commerce. We are a SaaS startup and most of our revenue is subscription based. We also use it for promos/discounts and keeping track of customers on a revenue basis. We have integrated it with a referral platform to manage commissions as well. Stripe solves our payment processing issues and can throw off some good data for making decisions.

If you have a subscription/SaaS business, Stripe is great and easy to administrate for the most part. If you have a one-off transactional sales platform, Stripe is not as useful -- I would use Shopify in those cases. If you are a contractor and billing for hours that vary monthly, Stripe is not a good choice -- there are better solutions available.

Our startup company operates an online SaaS business that depends on Stripe to process our monthly subscription services payments and renewals. We integrated Stripe's API into our online web platform, where our end-users then sign-up and pay. Stripe provides the credit card payment form, processes the payments for us, direct deposits the payments into our bank account every few days, and also sends follow-ups to users that have failed payments.

Stripe is well-suited for startup companies and small businesses that want a simple and trusted solution to capture credit card information and process payments. It is very out-of-the-box. The API for Stripe can be easily integrated into any web-based application and live within an hour. It does become pricey as you generate more volume in sales.

We use Stripe Billing to collect subscription fees from our clients on a daily basis. The entire organization uses Stripe, and it helps us collect payments, track the billing status of users, and flag failed accounts.

If you don't care about personal customer service, and don't think of your online billing operation as "mission critical" then Stripe may just be the right provider for you. But if you demand to talk to a human being in the case of an emergency, then I would not recommend this provider at all. Their lack of personal customer service during emergencies presents too high of a risk for our organization, and eventually we will have to find another provider due to the risk and exposure we face without any contingency plans if/when our billing experiences problems.