Sell Digital Product Platforms Without Stripe?

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Hi everyone,

I’m exploring options for selling digital products (like e-book) and would love to hear your experiences. Which platforms do you use or know about? Maybe there’s a hidden gem out there that isn’t widely known.

(like Gumroad)

Ideally, I’m looking for platforms that allow credit card payments without needing a Stripe integration. (I'm not interested in Crypto and PayPal) Any recommendations or insights would be greatly appreciated!
 
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Paypal allows debit and credit card, only catch is it will create an account of the buyer in their system and if they do have an account with paypal it will use that account and tie the transaction to buyers paypal account. That's why buyers with paypal hate using paypal with credit/debit card.
 
Fourthwall is good, they are free, and have lots of digital selling options.
 
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Hi everyone,

I’m exploring options for selling digital products (like e-book) and would love to hear your experiences. Which platforms do you use or know about? Maybe there’s a hidden gem out there that isn’t widely known.

(like Gumroad)

Ideally, I’m looking for platforms that allow credit card payments without needing a Stripe integration. (I'm not interested in Crypto and PayPal) Any recommendations or insights would be greatly appreciated!
In which country is your company located?
 
Hi everyone,

I’m exploring options for selling digital products (like e-book) and would love to hear your experiences. Which platforms do you use or know about? Maybe there’s a hidden gem out there that isn’t widely known.

(like Gumroad)

Ideally, I’m looking for platforms that allow credit card payments without needing a Stripe integration. (I'm not interested in Crypto and PayPal) Any recommendations or insights would be greatly appreciated!
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What is easily acceptable in your niche
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Maybe even crypto and PayPal are better for this,so I don't understand your rejection of PayPal and crypto
 
Lemon Squeezy is good from what I hear, haven't used it myself so healthy serving of salt there.
There was a discussion about it here but I don't know what became of it, could be worth checking them out as an alternative to Stripe.
 
Most important
What is easily acceptable in your niche
Your Geo
Maybe even crypto and PayPal are better for this,so I don't understand your rejection of PayPal and crypto
PayPal isn’t available in every country and has a tendency to ban accounts for ridiculous reasons.
Cryptocurrencies, on the other hand, significantly reduce conversion rates, so I prefer not to use them.

In which country is your company located?
Estonia
 
I have a friend who looked for an alternative and he's working with Payproglobal and it's working for him (He's owning a small SAAS business)
 
I've heard that UniqPayments is a pretty good alternative to Stripe. It operates in Estonia and supports many popular payment methods.
 
i think hes asking for what websites to sell digital products. not just for the payment processor.
 
i think hes asking for what websites to sell digital products. not just for the payment processor.
Yes, I am looking for platforms that have their own payment solutions and do not require a PayPal or Stripe connection, where I can sell digital products.
 
he wants to know which websites to use to sell digital products
 
Better path: choose a platform/payment stack that supports cards + crypto, auto-delivery, and has experience with your niche.
Before signing up, check withdrawal reliability, fee structure, and fallback methods. It’ll save you headaches later.
 
Yes, I am looking for platforms that have their own payment solutions and do not require a PayPal or Stripe connection, where I can sell digital products.
have multiple platforms, like Amazon and Audible for e-books, Etsy, and maybe some others. I only know these popular ones for now, but I keep watching too for more platforms.
 
Whop is very popular for digital products right now
Whop is definitely popular for digital products right now, but I’d advise avoiding it. Lately, a lot of sellers have been getting suspended and having their funds put on reserve even without chargeback issues. I’m one of them after more than a year on the platform, they suddenly placed all my funds (over $12k) on a 120-day reserved. On top of that, their support has been really lazy, half the time they just copy-paste generic responses or send what feels like AI replies.
 
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