In part 9 of this Stripe.com + WordPress tutorial series, we are going to look at using the Stripe button for accepting payments through our website. The Stripe checkout button creates a really slick, secure popup window that the customer enters their payment details into. This entry is part 9 of 9 in the Integrating [...]
View PostStripe Integration Part 8 – Working with Invoices

The Stripe invoice system allows us to easily add charges to our existing customers subscriptions, such as one time sign up fees, extra monthly charges for new features, or anything else. Just like every other feature in the Stripe API, it’s extremely simple to use, and in this part of the Stripe Integration tutorial series [...]
View Post StripeStripe Integration Part 7 – Creating and Storing Customers

The Stripe customer system let’s us keep track of people that have signed up for our subscriptions or purchased our products. Anytime a user signs up for a subscription, a customer is created for them in Stripe. Once a customer has been created, we can see all payments that customer has made, add or subtract [...]
View Post StripeStripe Integration Part 6 – Payment Receipts

The Stripe API includes a system called “webhooks”, which are used for notifying your site of events happening in your Stripe account, such as received payments, account creation, customer cancellation, etc. One of the first features you will find webhooks are useful for is sending payment receipts, both for one time payments and recurring subscription [...]
View Post Stripe, WebhooksStripe Integration Part 5 – Accepting Discount Codes

In this part of our WordPress + Stripe Integration tutorial series, we will be expanding our payment form to accept discount codes. The coupon system in Stripe is pretty robust, and I’m going to show you how to take advantage of it by walking you through the process of adding it to our plugin. This [...]
View Post StripeStripe Integration Part 3 – Variable Prices and Enhanced Plan Handling

At this point in the series, we have a payment form that allows for users to submit a one-time or recurring payment, but it’s not very flexible. The payment amount is currently hard coded into our plugin, which makes almost useless for people that want to have multiple payment forms for different amounts. In this [...]
View Post short code, StripeStripe Integration Part 2 – Recurring Payments

In part 1 of this Integrating Stripe.com with WordPress tutorial series we built a simple payments form. Now we are going to extend our payment form a little bit to allow users to signup for a recurring payment. In the first part we only processed one time payments, but once this section is done, we [...]
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Integrate the Stripe payment system with Restrict Content Pro
View Post restrict content pro, StripeStripe Integration Part 1 – Building the Settings and a Simple Payment Form

Stripe.com offers a very powerful system for accepting payments, including subscriptions. One of the particularly great things about Stripe is how easy its API is to use and integrate into your own projects. This tutorial series is going to walk you through many of the necessary steps for integrating Stripe, and many of its quality [...]
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