The 6 best online payment processing services in 2024

1

PayPal

What happens on the customer side? When they visit your website, they'll see the button you've configured. They can then choose to pay with their PayPal balance or any saved payment method on their PayPal account. If they don't have PayPal, they can check out by entering their credit card details (all data is handled securely by PayPal in both cases). Added security measures include fraud protection, which keeps your store safe from credit card fraud, and also customer protection, which lets shoppers file claims if there's a mismatch between the products advertised and what they actually got.

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2

Stripe

Part of the HubSpot Commerce Hub feature set, Payments adds payment processing on top of a mountain of possibilities. It's seamlessly connected to all other parts of this sales software, so you can manage your business relationships, marketing, website, content, and operations from the same place. The actual payment infrastructure belongs to Stripe, with HubSpot charging 2.9% (no extra fees) for each transaction. A piece of advice: don't connect your Stripe account to HubSpot for processing payments, otherwise you'll have to pay both apps' processing fees, bringing the total to 3.4% + $0.30 per transaction instead.

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No one loves friction. When selling products or services to other businesses—say, you're doing consulting work or providing workshops—it's best to have a payment flow that's easy to use. HubSpot Payments exists to fill this gap: you can use it to quickly turn proposals into a payment link. Your customers can pay in a good-looking payment form, so you can lock in those dates or send those products right away.

4

Square

Most of Square's features are free to use, but if you want to unlock more for your store and checkout experience, there are two subscription plans available. The highest one, Premium ($79/month), even lowers the transaction fee to 2.6% + $0.30 (from 2.9% + $0.30), so if you end up setting up shop with Square and start selling a lot, it may make sense to upgrade.

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No one loves friction. When selling products or services to other businesses—say, you're doing consulting work or providing workshops—it's best to have a payment flow that's easy to use. HubSpot Payments exists to fill this gap: you can use it to quickly turn proposals into a payment link. Your customers can pay in a good-looking payment form, so you can lock in those dates or send those products right away.

6

Helcim

The second part of the "Interchange Plus" expression is "Plus." This is Helcim's cut, the profit they make with each of your transactions, added to the interchange fee. And here, the platform is generous for their bigger clients: if your monthly volume is below $50k, you'll be charged 0.50% + $0.25 a pop; if you rake in more than $1M, that comes down to 0.15% + $0.15.

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PayPal Braintree

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