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Payment Gateway For Web Hosting

Discussion in 'Web Hosting' started by hammadfaisal007, Jan 28, 2013.

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    As now I am planning to start web hosting company, I am struck with the payment gateway issue. I am unable to decide which one to use. All charge huge amount of fee. Can anyone suggest me a good payment gateway which has low transaction and setup fee? Or any other payment option I can enable for my clients?
     
    hammadfaisal007, Jan 28, 2013 IP
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    energetic Well-Known Member

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    I believe Paypal is the best choice in term of safety.
     
    energetic, Jan 28, 2013 IP
  3. hammadfaisal007

    hammadfaisal007 Member

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    Yeah, but most of the clients do not have paypal account. So, what should be the alternative?
     
    hammadfaisal007, Jan 29, 2013 IP
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    energetic Well-Known Member

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    libertyreserve, payza and moneybroker should be the second choice I think.
     
    energetic, Jan 29, 2013 IP
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    3mints.info Well-Known Member

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    if your target clients don't or can not have paypal account then you should look which payment method your clients can and might have.

    payza and moneybroker are great options as well, but are they good for your clients?
     
    3mints.info, Jan 29, 2013 IP
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    WSWD Well-Known Member

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    Quantum Gateway, or Authorize.net. You can't go wrong with either.
     
    WSWD, Jan 29, 2013 IP
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    mokah Active Member

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    Well, if you're in the US/Canada, I'd consider options such as Stripe. I'd add PayPal even though I hate them but a lot of people use them. If you're not in the US/Canada, I'd also look into options such as Paymill, GoCardless and Google Checkout.
     
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    MilesWeb Well-Known Member

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    We recently signed up with EBS and their service is pretty good. Overall setup charges are also ok for startups. Could you please let me know where based out of currently and where would be your clients from?
     
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  9. hammadfaisal007

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    Thanks for your suggestion. I have checked "Google Checkout", they do not charge for setup. They only charge at the time of transaction.
    https://checkout.google.com/seller/fees.html
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    I wanted to know, is tax amount collected here itself? Or do I need to file a tax separately? They ask for "2.9% + $0.30" per transaction, I think 2.9% is the tax amount. Is it so? Can I get some advice for taxation?
     
    hammadfaisal007, Jan 29, 2013 IP
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    WSWD Well-Known Member

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    It has nothing to do with tax. They charge you a flat $0.30 for every transaction, and then 2.9% of the bill's amount. If the hosting bill is $10, your fees for the transaction would be $0.59 ($0.30 + $0.29). You would make $9.41. That has absolutely nothing to do with tax.
     
    WSWD, Jan 29, 2013 IP
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    PersonaNonGrata Greenhorn

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    2checkout.com - is one of the oldest
     
    PersonaNonGrata, Jan 30, 2013 IP
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    do they charge for setup fees like others do?
     
    hammadfaisal007, Jan 31, 2013 IP
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    Who, Google Checkout? I don't think they charge a setup fee. But let me see if I understand this...you are starting a "company" and you don't have the funds to pay for a decent payment gateway? Doesn't sound like much of a company.
     
    WSWD, Jan 31, 2013 IP
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    I am starting with very few funds. It will be a small company and so the prices will be low. Unlike other payment gateways who charge for setup + monthly + each transaction fee, I thought google checkout is better as they only charge per transaction.
     
    hammadfaisal007, Jan 31, 2013 IP
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    Google checkout is not availabe in other countures except US/CANADA, its the BEST option I think, second will be paypal, third would be autorize.net and 4th I say moneybookers (Skrill), there is few more good but I have hands on experience with all these are in terms of safety and ease, these are best options.
     
    sykofreak, Feb 1, 2013 IP
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    If you wish to target customers in the US or Canada, Stripe is a great option. I'd definitely consider PayPal, Moneybookers/Skrill, Google Checkout and GoCardless. I hope that helps.
     
    TrySparta, Feb 2, 2013 IP
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    PersonaNonGrata Greenhorn

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    Do you have SSL certificate? Google work only with SSL
     
    PersonaNonGrata, Feb 3, 2013 IP
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    You can go for Chronopay.
     
    stardust.x7, Feb 3, 2013 IP
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    I don't think they will accept small web hosting companies?
     
    hammadfaisal007, Feb 3, 2013 IP
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    They will not. However if your monthly revenue is more than $500+ then you might signup for review application process and see if their risk department approve your application.
     
    stardust.x7, Feb 3, 2013 IP