Alternatives to Stripe Payment Links

Dojo is suited to businesses taking card payments in person, online or by phone, from cafes and other small businesses to expanding enterprises.

Mollie

Mollie suits businesses in Europe and the UK, including ecommerce, franchises, marketplaces, and SaaS businesses.

Adyen

Adyen is aimed at global businesses handling enterprise payment volume.

Checkout.com

Checkout.com is aimed at businesses that need to accept payments and disburse funds across markets or through varied payment channels.

HitPay describes Payment Links as suitable for freelancers, small businesses, and larger enterprises.

It suits businesses operating in or serving Africa, from startups and entrepreneurs to large corporations and global brands.

It suits businesses that want to take online payments through shared links, including freelancers, home delivery, click-and-collect, social selling, billing and phone orders.

It suits merchants who need to request payments outside a standard checkout, including for invoices, prepayments, or reminders.

Payment Links suits businesses that want to collect payments through shared links, including e-commerce, in-store services, freelancing, hospitality, education, and healthcare.

It suits businesses collecting fees, invoices, bookings, loans, social-selling payments, or B2B transactions without building a checkout site.

MoonClerk

MoonClerk is aimed at organizations collecting recurring or one-time payments, including gyms, nonprofits, landlords, coaches, agencies and SaaS teams.

Payrexx Paylink

It suits small and medium-sized businesses, start-ups, non-profits, and institutions that need shareable payment links.

It suits freelancers, consultants and businesses that need shareable hosted payment pages without building a website.

Xendit is aimed at enterprises, startups and SMEs, online sellers, platforms and marketplaces, and businesses with recurring billing.