Add Stripe checkout to your website without writing code

Stripe is the payment engine behind most of the web, and you can use it on your site without touching its API. There are two no-code routes, and which one you want depends on how many things you sell.

In your Stripe dashboard, create a product, create a Payment Link, paste the link behind a button on your site. Done. Buyers pay on Stripe's checkout and you pay only Stripe's fee.

Best for one product, a deposit or a tip. There is no cart, so two products means two separate payments.

Route 2: AddTheShop (a cart on top of your Stripe)

Sign up, connect your Stripe account (five minutes), add products, and paste two lines into your site, or have your AI paste them:

<script src="https://addtheshop.com/shop.js" data-store="pk_ats_YOUR_STORE_KEY" async></script>
<div id="addtheshop"></div>

You get a product grid, a cart with quantities, stock control, Stripe's hosted checkout on your own account, and orders with shipping addresses in one place. We take 2% per sale on top of Stripe's fee.

Both keep your money in Stripe

Neither route puts a company between you and your payouts. Payment Links are Stripe itself; AddTheShop uses Stripe Connect so checkouts run on your account.

Which to choose

Questions

Do I need a developer for either route?

No. Payment Links are made in the Stripe dashboard. AddTheShop is a paste or a prompt.

Can buyers use Apple Pay and Google Pay?

Yes, both routes use Stripe's checkout, which supports wallets.

Can I collect shipping addresses?

Both can. In AddTheShop it is one switch in shop settings.

Sell on the site you already have.

Products, cart and Stripe checkout from one script tag. Free to start, 2% per sale. Your AI installs it and runs it.

Add the shop

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