Sell your software without building billing.
Licences, plugins, add-ons and plans: create a payment link for each, put a pay button on your site, and Stripe pays you out.
What gets in the way of being paid.
Billing is a project of its own
Checkout pages, tax fields, receipts and refunds pull you away from the product you are actually selling.
A shop platform is too much
You sell a handful of products. You need a way to be paid for them, not a storefront to maintain.
Your team needs access, safely
A co-founder or contractor should see payments without being able to change everything.
Three steps, no code required.
- 1
Create a link per product
A description, an amount and a currency (USD, EUR, GBP and CAD). It is ready to share at once.
- 2
Add it to your site
Paste a plain HTML pay button where your price is. No script, no SDK, works on any site builder.
- 3
Get paid
Customers pay on Stripe Checkout. Stripe pays your share into your bank account on your payout schedule.
A pay button for any site
One line of HTML links to your checkout. It works on static sites, Webflow, Framer, WordPress or a README.
Roles for your team
Owner, Admin, Developer and Viewer, enforced on the server. Developers can create links; Viewers can only look.
Cards, wallets and local methods
Stripe Checkout offers each customer what suits them: cards, Apple Pay, Link, Klarna, Affirm, iDEAL, Bancontact, BLIK, EPS, MB WAY and Pay by Bank.
Refunds in a click
Refund in full or in part from the Payments page. Both fees and every refund are shown on each payment.
Accounts that hold up
Two-factor sign-in, Argon2id passwords and an audit log nobody can rewrite, including us.
Payouts by Stripe
Stripe verifies your business once and pays your share to your bank. Track payouts in your Stripe Express dashboard.
A $100.00 payment
- Customer pays
- $100.00
- Stripe’s processing fee (2.9% + $0.30)
- − $3.20
- Axivo’s fee (5%)
- − $5.00
- You receive
- $91.80
Stripe’s fee here is its published standard rate for a US business and a US card. Premium and international cards, methods such as Klarna and currency conversion cost more. Your dashboard shows the actual fee on every payment.
What it does and doesn’t do.
Does Axivo deliver licence keys?
Not yet. You see each payment, with the description and the payer’s email if they gave it, and deliver the key yourself.
Can I charge a subscription?
Not yet. Payment links take one-time payments. For renewals, send a new link each period.
Is there an API?
It is planned, with test and live keys and signed webhooks. Until then, links and pay buttons need no code. See the plan.