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Stripe Checkout

Build a low-code payment form and embed it on your site or host it on Stripe.

Checkout is a low-code payment integration that creates a customizable form for collecting payments. You can embed Checkout directly in your website or redirect customers to a Stripe-hosted payment page. It supports one-time payments and subscriptions and accepts over 40 local payment methods. For a full list of Checkout features, see Built-in features and customizable features.

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How Checkout works

Learn how to add a checkout page to your website and collect payments.

Watch a video tutorial

Learn how to implement Stripe Checkout features.

Quickstart

Explore a code sample of an integration with Stripe Checkout.

Enable global payment methods

Turn on different Checkout payment methods through the Dashboard.

Fulfill your orders

Learn how to fulfill orders after a customer completes their purchase.

Customize Checkout

Customize your integration

Customize branding, language support, fonts, store policies, and more.

Use custom domains

Learn how to bring your own custom domain to Stripe Checkout.

Customize your success page

Display a custom confirmation page with your customer’s order information.

Collect taxes

Collect taxes for one-time payments and Subscriptions.

Collect tax IDs

Collect VAT and other customer tax IDs in Checkout.

Collect phone numbers

Collect phone numbers in Checkout.

Post-payment invoices

Send invoices to customers with Stripe Checkout.

Set up future payments

Save payment details and charge your customers later.

Boost revenue

Subscription upsells

Enable customers to upgrade their subscription plan at checkout by using upsells.

Cross-sells

Enable customers to purchase complementary products at checkout by using cross-sells.

Recover abandoned carts

Recover abandoned Checkout pages and boost revenue.

Present local currencies

Present prices in your customers’ local currencies during checkout.

Automatically convert currencies

Automatically convert prices for selected international shoppers to increase conversion.

Analyzing your conversion funnel

Learn how to analyze the conversion funnel of your Stripe Checkout page.

No-code options

Pricing table

Display a pricing table on your website and take customers directly to Stripe Checkout.

Payment links

Embed or share a link to a Stripe payment page to accept payments without a website.

Additional features

Add discounts

Reduce the amount charged to a customer by discounting their subtotal with coupons and promotion codes.

Charge shipping

Use shipping rates and collect shipping addresses from your customers.

Manage limited inventory with Checkout

Learn how to manage inventory with time-limited purchase windows.

Try a sample project

One-time payments
Web · Mobile web
Subscriptions
Web · Mobile web · Stripe Billing
View all on GitHub

Built-in and customizable features

Stripe Checkout has the following built-in and customizable features:

Built-in features

Customizable features

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Stripe Shell
Test mode

Welcome to the Stripe Shell!

Stripe Shell is a browser-based shell with the Stripe CLI pre-installed. Log in to your
Stripe account and press Control + Backtick (`) on your keyboard to start managing your Stripe
resources in test mode.

- View supported Stripe commands: 
- Find webhook events: 
- Listen for webhook events: 
- Call Stripe APIs: stripe [api resource] [operation] (e.g., )
The Stripe Shell is best experienced on desktop.
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