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Using SubscriptionFlow Integration to Master SaaS Payment Processing

Subscription Flow

The SaaS industry has been growing at a phenomenal rate for quite some time now, prompting many businesses to now think of ways in which they need to invest in efficient ways of running their business in the SaaS world. In doing so, SaaS businesses of all sizes face common payment processing SaaS challenges.

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Stripe vs. PayPal: Which Payment Platform is More Valuable For Your Business?

Baremetrics

Here are some details regarding each plan: Checkout: If you’re an eCommerce store, you probably have a payments page where you accept credit card payments. For many sellers, PayPal Checkout is an option that is added to this payments page, giving users another choice for processing payments.

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Can You Decrease Credit Card Interchange Fees?

Stax

These fees help cover the costs of processing the payment and maintaining the card network. Interchange fees themselves are non-negotiable and they’re charged whenever a merchant accepts credit card payments.

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Subscription renewal: getting customers to renew subscriptions

ProfitWell

Manual renewal processes quickly add up to a significant time investment for subscription companies. Early-stage companies can manually reattempt failed credit card charges or send payment request emails to customers—even a basic email campaign can save up to 30% of delinquent churn.

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How to Acquire a $400B World-Class Company by WePay (Video + Transcript)

SaaStr

Bill Clerico : We, I think are going after super exciting part of the market, which is software companies trying to embed payments. We had built this amazing team that I wanted to make sure that we continued to sort of grow and invest in and kind of keep the band together. How many of you guys sort of are on the investing side?