Is there a landing page builder that also does subscription plans/payment integration? (for SaaS)
I'm building an MVP of a SaaS tool.
I'm building it using Rails, and the last time I did this I built the tiered subscription plans and payment processing (using Stripe) all by hand in the Rails app.
I'm already familiar with landing page builders, like Unbounce or Leadpages.
My question is, does something exist that - in addition to building a landing page - lets you build a pricing page, and as an added bonus handles taking payments for you?
I built https://versoly.com/ for SaaS landing pages and we have a code editor built in so you can do custom coding inside of it. We also all exports with clean Bootstrap code so you're not locked in.
Sounds like https://stripe.com/gb/payments/checkout would be the easiest option for you as you want to handle users.
This problem really hasn't been solved yet. A lot of companies have tried to tackle it but none have done a perfect job where I would switch.
Would Outseta suit your needs? / @GeoffRoberts
That looks great. And the pricing is very fair.
Thanks for the shout-out @rosiesherry!
@meridian I'm one of the Co-founders of Outseta. We offer exactly what you described—a widget that you can drop into any of your website pages that allows users to pick from your subscription options and then check out, while also passing a token so that you know which version of your product to show to users based on their subscription plan. We're also a Stripe Verified Partner: https://stripe.com/partners/outseta.
You can setup and administer all of your pricing plans from within Outseta, but the payments continued to be processed via Stripe. Also once our widgets are implemented you can changes your pricing any time and your website pages will update to the new pricing automatically, which is great for running pricing experiments.
You can get a sense of how we're using this functionality on our own pricing page: https://www.outseta.com/pricing
More on the technical specifics can be found here: https://go.outseta.com/support/kb#/articles/8vW5OQ4P/how-to-integrate-outseta-s-sign-up-and-login-widget-with-your-website.
Let me know if you have questions, I'd be happy to chat!
Geoff
Thanks for the thorough response.
I want to manage a database of users and their authentication on my end, but I would use Outseta to manage everything subscription-related for said users.
Is this use case possible?
It is, yes!
like this!
I was looking for just this!!!
If you're looking for something hosted then webflow + memberstack might be a good combo. My product divjoy.com may help if you're open to using React on the front-end. It will give you a landing page, pricing page, auth flow, etc that you can export and tweak to your needs. Stripe integration isn't in yet (should be around mid-feb), so for now that will have to be added manually on top of exported code.
dude, such a cool product!
Thanks Jelani!
MemberStack is interesting, almost exactly what I was asking for.
I will have a users database that I maintain in my own app, but I was hoping for a "done for you" recurring subscription management service that would just pass me back a token via API to tell me what subscription a user has chosen.
I know there are several services out there that help with recurring billing, but are there any others that also host a "pricing page" or at least a widget I can drop in?
Haven't come across any hosted pricing page widgets, but I'd be surprised if there wasn't some service out there like memberful that does that... good luck! Hopefully someone else can chime in.
I'm working on a version of this. The funny thing is the challenge isn't the payment setup it's coming up with enough landing page and blog designs to satisfy people.
The more I think about it though I'm beginning to think that people don't need a ton of designs, they just need a well done lander and blog setup. Take the work of picking between a bunch of designs and layouts from them. It limits the flexibility, which will upset some, but I wonder if others will actually prefer that over having to pick and setup a design.
What about Carrd & Stripe subscriptions? I’ve used that combo before and it works well!
Hey.
My product Trolley gives you the simplest possible way to integrate Stripe.
You just render an <A> tag onto the page with a couple of attributes and Trolley turns it into a popup payment modal, fully backed by Stripe.
No backend dev required, no token handling or any of that - just paste / render a link and you're good.
And if you just use the link (say, by SMS'ing or emailing it to a customer) then it opens up in a fully hosted payment page too.
Very happy to talk you through it; DM me here, email me at rg@trolley.link, it's all good.
Looks great. Can you create multiple subscription plans (e.g. bronze / silver / gold), generate HTML snippets for each and embed on a site?
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SuperPay looks sleek. BUT it almost looks more like a Venmo-type solution, as opposed to a hosted subscription plan page or "widget" that also handles payments.
Hey, they're pretty similar.
Trolley's got a couple extra features (we also do digital downloads, and we've got some nice integration support like webhooks) but it looks like we're very much in the same space as SuperPay.
It's a big space, fortunately :)
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Sorry, I think I'm just being dumb. I read through the "how it works" and I missed the part where you can place the link they generate for you on your website. I thought it was only a pay by email or SMS thing!
@volkandkaya is working on Versoly.com which I think may have a solution for your case. But maybe he can help guide you further.
Thanks man!
Not sure why people have down voted you that is very weird.
No problem, happy too share good stuff around!
Maybe it might just be one of your competitors who down voted me. If it is true, that's just sad.