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especially in UK/Europe you can't do this due to GDPR rules. But aside from that, I woouldn't do that. No-one wants to be added to lists they didn't sign up for.
Ouch, I didn't consider GDPR. Thanks, good point!
Someone in WIP has recommended Paddle as they cover taxes. I did more googling and found out for Australia you pay 10% GST once your sales get to a certain point like $75000 or something
Ski Resort List was about 3 months from idea to launch but i took a big break over christmas. The simpler the project, the quicker you can launch. In future I would like to build an launch in a month
Yes! I think a WIP publication would be great as we would have more impact than each of us publishing to our own blog etc
Great!
Yeah! If you have any trouble or have questions, hit me up. :) I've done this quite a few times and love monetization.
nice one - thanks for the info. I think I can't use netlify then if I need to do that.
You should be able to. The frontend bit is just a JS file you include then write all of the token stuff and it runs on the frontend, then the token can be passed back through an API call just like any other API call done on the frontend.
stripe.com/docs/stripe-js/ele…
^ Stripe's quickstart of v3 (latest) of the front end bits.
Great!
Yeah! If you have any trouble or have questions, hit me up. :) I've done this quite a few times and love monetization.
I should have added that I am using netlify to host the website and I guess I need PHP to use stripe. Is there a way without coding to have recurring payments on stripe?
You don't need PHP. You can use JS as well. There are a number of languages supported.
And there isn't really a way to do recurring subscriptions without coding. You have to take in CC info on the frontend, send a request to Stripe's servers, receive a token back and then send that token to your backend to create the subscription.
nice one - thanks for the info. I think I can't use netlify then if I need to do that.
You should be able to. The frontend bit is just a JS file you include then write all of the token stuff and it runs on the frontend, then the token can be passed back through an API call just like any other API call done on the frontend.
stripe.com/docs/stripe-js/ele…
^ Stripe's quickstart of v3 (latest) of the front end bits.
Great!
Yeah! If you have any trouble or have questions, hit me up. :) I've done this quite a few times and love monetization.
I have Google analytics script in the file. I'm going to deploy a new version of the website. I'm guessing the analytics will be fine because it's still the same domain.
Great, thank you!