Stripe Gallery

&#62; <i>Thounsands of sites across the web use Stripe to accept payments online.</i><p>You mean, thousands of sites across the United States.<p>The day one of these great payment processing services begins offering worldwide coverage will be the day that we finally get rid of PayPal.

I like that the by product of stripe creating a service, that smart startups want, is a great curated list of interesting web apps for me to check out.

Glad to have my company on there (<a href="http://codiqa.com/" rel="nofollow">http://codiqa.com/</a>). Stripe has been great so far, I can't believe I ever used PayPal before.<p>My one desire for Stripe is more recurring subscription features, like notifying users of expired cards, sending invoices, receipts, etc. Initially I did that by hand but we've since paired it with Spreedly (<a href="http://spreedly.com/" rel="nofollow">http://spreedly.com/</a>) which does all of that and it's a nice combo.

A great example of the YC mafia at work. Over 1/3 of the companies I saw listed are YC alums

After Apple gave us the run around and rejected us using In-App Payment for our premium insurance services, we tried switching to PayPal.<p>After countless headaches with PayPal, we switched to Stripe in 1 working day. Huge fan of their service, great API design and documentation. Keep it up, gents!<p><a href="https://www.plerts.com" rel="nofollow">https://www.plerts.com</a>

It's a shame they haven't launched in the UK yet. I've been trying to keep up to date with how things are progressing but they only ever say that they are looking to expand, with no indication of a time frame etc. I might look into developing a little competition for them at this rate.

All the praise I've heard about Stripe has been from a developer's perspective. But, as a user, I find logging in to PayPal(/Google Wallet/Amazon Payments) and clicking a couple buttons much more convenient than having to enter (+ look up) all my information every time. I find it great that Stripe makes the developers' lives easier, but should we be excited about making things harder for customers in the process?

Are you confident enough to give your competitors a huge list of your customers. That's what impresses me most about this.

What are the chances of Stripe offering micropayments like Paypal? For charges of $1 or less. There are so many areas waiting for this, and Paypal just isn't friendly enough of a platform to try this direction.

Very well done visually speaking. Seems to be done using only javascript and CSS3 animations. Also, easy to read code:<p>javascript: <a href="https://stripe.com/javascripts/showcase.js" rel="nofollow">https://stripe.com/javascripts/showcase.js</a><p>css: <a href="https://stripe.com/css/style.css" rel="nofollow">https://stripe.com/css/style.css</a> (search for the 'animation' comment)

Does anyone else think that this is an awesome page to view a bunch of great landing pages?

For those using Stripe to ship physical goods, can you please comment on how you're handling the fact that Stripe does not validate the billing address prior to the charge going through?<p>I'd love to implement Stripe on my website but very worried that this could lead to fraudulent charges.

Glad to see our site made it (<a href="http://teapeat.com" rel="nofollow">http://teapeat.com</a>).<p>We honestly could not have launched so soon without Stripe. We spent over a month haggling with Authorize.net and immediately jumped ship to Stripe as soon as it was available.<p>It makes accepting payments (and subscriptions!) so easy.

Stripe has managed to break into a lucrative market.<p>The guys at Techzing interviewed the Co-Founder of Stripe a few months ago... <a href="http://techzinglive.com/page/939/168-tz-interview-patrick-collison-stripe" rel="nofollow">http://techzinglive.com/page/939/168-tz-interview-patrick-co...</a>

Awesome design work here! Love that they featured some awesome companies including mine Startup Threads (<a href="http://StartupThreads.com" rel="nofollow">http://StartupThreads.com</a>). The fact that the order isn't fixed is also a nice touch.

Woo! Glad to have my shop featured on there!<p>Stripe is far and away the easiest to use processor out there.<p><a href="http://purefixcycles.com" rel="nofollow">http://purefixcycles.com</a> for those that are curious

There's a fade at the bottom, but it's only affecting the right half of the screen. Using firefox 11.0 on windows xp.

They have a project of mine on there (eMusicTheory.com), and I admittedly didn't ask to be removed, but the paranoid side of me worried... if there's a particular security flaw in Stripe (or websites' common implementations of Stripe for payments) that turns up in the future, I'm on the cracking shortlist.

less stripe gallery, more stripe canada.

Pinterest for stripe users. It's really interesting to scroll through them all.. Actually let me get back to that now I only stopped to post this :)

Are pretty sites necessary? I ask because most sites I go to on a daily basis, like HN, Google properties, Amazon, etc are relatively bland.

This is cool. How does one get on this list?

This page makes mobile safari on my ipad crash!!<p>Go to bottom of the page, then go back towards top of the page.

Stripe is awesome. Nuff said.

Great advertisement for their clients

My start-up did not make the cut. :(

Why was this submitted and to what greater end? Who gives a shit about stripe's user section?

Love Stripe!