On Thu, Mar 29, 2012 at 11:05 AM, Yohan Dantan wrote:
> I was wondering what was the best way to go about setting up an online
> recurring billing capabailities for a new start up?
I'm starting a company where parents can subscribe to a monthly box of
activities for their young children. I looked
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Subject: Re: [SiliconBeach] Online Recurring Billing in Australia
Hey Yohan,
i've done a bit of research into this for my own startup and AFAICT, its the
three tier system you describe; billing engine, gateway, merchant account.
i've love t
We've basically written our own version of stripe.com on top of eWays (painful)
token API and a USD NAB merchant account. It was painful and time consuming so
I'd suggest sucking it up and dealing with the extra charges that the third
parties charge. When you're making millions of bucks a day
Hi Guys,
One option I've been looking at lately is http://saasy.com - its run by
Fastspring, so they have a track record. Its a third party, but better than
most 3P payment setups.
They've been quite responsive to emails so it might be worth getting in touch
to see if they fill your needs.
Hey Yohan,
i've done a bit of research into this for my own startup and AFAICT, its
the three tier system you describe; billing engine, gateway, merchant
account.
i've love to know if there is someone out there who has a better solution.
regs
Jason
On 29 March 2012 11:05, Yohan Dantan wrote:
Hi All,
I was wondering what was the best way to go about setting up an online
recurring billing capabailities for a new start up?
There are apparently three essentials to do this:
1. Merchant Account - with an Australian Bank
2. Payment Gateway - like Paypal Payflow or Eway
3. Payment servicing
