Sales and checkout

The Sales area is where a client's own money lives.

Payment providers. Clients connect their own Stripe account, and PayPal for one-time payments, under Settings. Their customers pay them directly.

Checkout. Each product gets a hosted checkout on the client's domain, with configurable fields, button labels and trust marks. Checkout pages come in several designs, and clients can build reusable checkout configurations for campaigns.

Orders. Every sale lands in Orders with the buyer, amount, provider and status. Filters and search make reconciliation painless.

Coupons and offers. Percentage or fixed discounts with validity rules, plus offers that bundle products at a price.

Subscriptions. Recurring products create subscriptions that renew automatically through Stripe. Customers can manage their own billing from the member area, including self-cancel, which keeps churn honest and support light.

Invoices. The platform can issue sequential, legally numbered invoices for the client's sales, with the client's company details, delivered as PDFs. Buyers can download their invoices from the member area.

Everything above runs under the client's brand. Their customers never see the platform's name at checkout, on receipts or on invoices.