Stripe development for online payments
We build Stripe-based payment flows for websites, e-commerce, SaaS and service businesses: one-time payments, subscriptions, invoices, marketplaces and automations. The result is faster launch, fewer manual operations and a payment setup that is easier to scale across countries and sales channels.
2014
BUILDING DIGITAL PRODUCTS
27 countries
CLIENT GEOGRAPHY
from €900
WEBSITE PROJECTS
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We design, integrate and automate Stripe payment flows for websites, stores and SaaS products with clear scope, timeline and cost.
WHAT’S INCLUDED
What we build with Stripe
01
Custom checkout flows
We connect Stripe Checkout or custom payment forms to your site or app. This covers one-time payments, promo codes, taxes, receipts and post-payment actions.
02
Subscription billing systems
We set up recurring payments for SaaS, memberships and retainers. That includes plans, trials, upgrades, downgrades, failed payment recovery and customer billing portals.
03
E-commerce payment integration
We integrate Stripe into online stores for card payments, wallets and order status automation. This reduces manual processing and keeps payment data synced with your CRM or ERP.
04
Invoices and payment links
We build simple payment collection flows for service businesses that do not need a full store. You can send invoices or payment links and track paid, overdue and refunded transactions.
05
Marketplace payouts
We implement Stripe Connect for platforms that need split payments and vendor payouts. This is used for marketplaces, booking platforms and multi-seller products.
06
Payment automation workflows
We connect Stripe events to email, CRM, access control and internal operations. For example: after payment, create an account, issue an invoice, notify sales and start onboarding automatically.
Why Stripe for your project
Stripe is a strong choice when payments are part of the product, not just a checkout button. It gives you one system for charging customers, managing subscriptions, handling invoices and automating payment-related operations.
✓Launch faster with ready-made checkout, billing and invoicing components instead of building payment logic from scratch.
✓Support one-time payments, recurring billing and payment links in one stack, which reduces tool sprawl and admin time.
✓Use Stripe Connect for split payments and payouts if your business model includes vendors, partners or creators.
✓Automate operations through webhooks: payment success can trigger account creation, email sequences, CRM updates and support workflows in seconds.
✓Scale internationally with a platform used globally, which matters if you sell in multiple countries or plan to expand beyond one market.
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When NOT to choose it
Stripe is not the best fit if your business depends on a local payment provider that Stripe does not support well in your target market, or if you need a very simple offline invoicing process only. In those cases, we may suggest a local PSP, a bank-acquiring setup or a lighter billing tool instead of a custom Stripe build.
FAQ
Frequent questions
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What can Stripe be used for in a business project?
Stripe can handle one-time payments, subscriptions, invoices, payment links and marketplace payouts in one system. It is commonly used for e-commerce, SaaS, service businesses, booking platforms and custom web applications.
How long does a Stripe integration take?
A basic Stripe integration can usually be delivered faster than a full custom payment system because core payment infrastructure already exists. The timeline depends on scope: a simple checkout is much faster than subscriptions, Connect payouts or multi-system automation.
Can Stripe work with my website, store or CRM?
Stripe can be connected to websites, e-commerce platforms, custom apps, CRMs and automation tools through APIs, plugins and webhooks. We typically connect payment events to order processing, invoicing, email marketing, access control and reporting.
Is Stripe a good choice for subscriptions?
Stripe is a strong option for subscription businesses because it supports recurring billing, trials, plan changes, customer portals and failed payment handling. It works well for SaaS, memberships, retainers and any service sold on a monthly basis.
How much does a Stripe project cost?
At Pifagor Studio, website projects start from €900, online stores from €2,800, SEO from €500 per month and support from €150 per month. The final Stripe integration cost depends on whether you need a simple checkout, subscription logic, marketplace payouts or custom automation.
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WHAT IS STRIPE USED FOR
Stripe is used to process one-time payments, subscriptions, invoices, payment links and marketplace payouts in websites, apps and online stores.
IS STRIPE GOOD FOR SUBSCRIPTIONS
Stripe is a strong subscription platform because it supports recurring billing, trials, plan changes and failed payment recovery.
CAN STRIPE BE INTEGRATED WITH A WEBSITE
Stripe can be integrated with websites, e-commerce stores, SaaS products and CRMs through APIs, plugins and webhooks.
HOW MUCH DOES A STRIPE PROJECT COST
A Stripe-based project at Pifagor Studio starts from €900 for websites and from €2,800 for e-commerce, depending on scope.
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