Stripe Payment Links p2 - Products & Subscriptions - Accept Payments Online with Stripe, no code

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Stripe Payment links allow you to send payments links in order to get paid anywhere for products, subscriptions, or services. Set up a payment link with no code required and email or text to your customers to get paid.

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TRANSCRIPT:
Accepting payments for products or Subscriptions with Stripe is simple and no code is required with the Dashboard solution we’ll cover today. This is part 2 of the Payment Links feature from the Stripe Dashboard, so let’s take a look

INTRO
If you have a small ecommerce business that requires simple billing procedures, in the sense that you have a small number of products or sku’s, this solution could work really well for you.

As I mentioned in the companion video, with Stripe payment links, once the payment link is created, you can:
text,
Email,
direct message,
post the links on your website
Post links on social media
and even create a QR code for your payment link
AND there is no need to configure an entire ecommerce website.
You can use it with, or without a website.

So the payment links can be used to give your customers the ability to choose what they pay and it can also be used to sell products, services and subscriptions and this is the option we’re going to focus on in this video.

Check the links in the description for that video.

Content
From the Dashboard, Launch the PAYMENT LINK option by using the dropdown menu or the HotKeys “C” and “L”

The link creation page launches with a preview screen showing you what your payment page will look like to your customers.

Select Type
Choose the “products or subscriptions” option from the dropdown menu

After choosing the Products or Subscriptions option,
Your next option is to find your existing product that you want to build your page around, OR if you haven’t created it yet, select the “add new product option”

If you add a new product right here a box pops up with all the necessary options to customize your product such as
The Name of your product
An optional description
An optional image
And of course the price as either a 1-time or recurring payment method.
If you want to set up your product page for a recurring payment option, you’ll get additional billing period option so you can select the frequency of the billing plan.
For more details on setting up billing plans, check the video in the description.

A 2nd option for adding products would be to do it BEFORE you create the payment link.
In order to do that, from the Products tab in the main Dashboard menu, just click ADD PRODUCT and configure as needed.

This way, when you go to build your payment link, your previously added product will automatically show up for you.

And as you can see, if you have a product image, it really enhances with appearance of the payment page as shown in the preview screen.

You have an option to pre-select the quantity which of course fixes the price for your customer like for example if you’re selling 2 t-shirts at $25 a piece, the price is set and fixed at $50 for that payment link and it cannot be changed by your customer.

They MUST buy 2 shirts, UNLESS you give them this option to update the quantity themselves. You still retain control of how many shirts any given customer can buy at one time. So you have that option when building the page.

If you want to add a 2nd product, just click to do so and select from your list and repeat that process.

[Bancardsales]

Have you ever used Stripe Payment Links? Let me know if you have any questions that didn't get answered in this video. comment below. Thanks, -Brian

[dreamz]

can you do please a tutorial how to create a stripe connect account and link it fo WordPress please bcs in struggling

[bluenosepitbullpuppies]

I have a question I have tried to create. The stripe account is not going.

[sukoshinihongo]

Nice video 🙂the only issue with selling merch is how to put the sizes of t-shirts, where can customers choose the size (s, m, l), they want?

[orlybriceno]

Can multiple products be on the paylink for the customer to select which ones are wanted?

[popeye]

i did all this but it says that shipping rates are not supported for subscriptions can anybody help me?

[vahidsediqi]

How can a customer cancel the subscription? Does stripe payment link provides something for that

[simpsidemen]

Hello, First of all thank you for making theses videos, I have a question here..

what about the "Recurring" option for payment links if I was to set it monthly for example 20$ per month, and send it out for an interested customer, will I be getting the 20$ payment monthly automicatically when the person subscribes the first month, or is there something differently?. Thank You

[KingJudyC]

Question: I saw how to add more than one product to a payment link. However, it doesn't allow you to have "0" as the default quantity so the customer can choose only the products they want. The customer has to remove all the products they do not want. Is there a way around this?

[clementeen]

I have a link in bio website set up with the Milkshake app. Can I use this payment links option on that?

[mpfashionusa]

Can you set the product limit on stripe or limited amount of subscriptions selling? Thank you!