The Best WooCommerce Stripe Plugin

It’s simple; this is the best Stripe plugin for WooCommmerce. Here’s why:

Support

• Good support is crucial for a payment plugin. Payment plugins have to be compatible with WordPress, WooCommerce, the payment gateway (Stripe, in this case) as well as a variety of browsers and operating systems. The developer of this plugin monitors the support forum and promptly makes constructive responses to all the reasonable questions that are posed. Take a look at the Support Forum, and you’ll see for yourself. This plugin has the most-responsive developer I’ve seen. Other plugin developers should aspire to do as well.
• There are detailed instructions within the plugin’s UI that walk you through installation and configuration, providing links to the online documentation as well as external resources you’ll need to make full use of the plugin’s functionality.

Features

• The plugin not only supports the major credit cards, but also Apple Pay and Google Pay. With an easy to use UI, it allows you to place the Apple Pay and Google Pay buttons on the product, cart, and checkout pages. The Google Pay implementation even works in Firefox 83 (with pop-ups enabled).
• If your WooCommerce store is not configured to allow orders without an account, the user is prompted to create an account on checkout even when they use Google Pay.
• The plugin adds a “Stripe Gateway” menu to the sidebar in WP Admin which provides one-click access to the plugin’s Settings page and the WooCommerce Logs; without it, it takes three clicks to reach them.
• Detailed, online documentation walks you through the configuration process step-by-step, and offers developer documentation for customizing the look and behavior of the plugin beyond the settings available in the UI.

Under the Hood

• Only four webhooks are required for the plugin to give you all the Stripe functionality you need, which should reduce the load on your server as compared to plugins that require more.
• The developer does an admirable job of keeping up with changes in WooCommerce, in the Stripe API, and with PHP. It already supports PHP 8.0, which was just released November 26th.

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