What features would you like to see?

@phil

Ah, I think they changed the language from last I worked with Stripe: https://support.stripe.com/questions/what-is-the-minimum-amount-i-can-charge-with-stripe

Thanks for the update.

Allowing the user to enter in a custom amount would allow us to bill clients using this plugin. We could e-mail invoices and just give them a link to our payment page allowing them to enter in the amount of their invoice and submit it online.

You could create an ajax script that disables the “Submit” button if an amount below .50 is entered and gives you an error message.

Sample script I found which would disable the submit button:

<script type="text/javascript">
function checkEnableSubmit() {
var text1 = document.getElementById('text1'),
submitBtn = document.getElementById('submitBtn');
submitBtn.disabled = (text1.value != "GOLD");
}
</script>

Awwww, I love this plugin but I can’t use it unless there is a passthrough input filed, like “comments” (which I instantly rename to “question” :).

My clients need to provide with with information on the registration form before they can sign up.

Thanks!

@feratechinc – User entered amounts are a great suggestion, and you’re not the first! We’ll look into it.

@eliseleb – Custom fields is another feature request coming up a bit more now, so we’re researching that as well.

Thanks for the great feedback!

Subscriptions!

That’d make this the best Stripe plugin around IMO. :)

Thanks @tiongren!

I’ve started using your plug-in to sell a virtual product, and it works flawlessly. I’d like to use it to sell a physical product next-a book-but I’m having a hard time figuring out how to add in a variable shipping charge.

In the past, I’ve used a drop-down menu through PayPal with three total pricing options: price A (domestic shipping to Canada), price B (shipping to US) or price C (international). I don’t want the pricing fields to be blank as that can lead to other problems.

If there’s a way to manually input multiple options for a price today, I’d appreciate you pointing me in the right direction. Otherwise it’s a feature request that would make my life a lot easier. Thanks!

@heartattacky You could setup 3 different stripe forms/payment buttons on one page, each with a different amount. Would that do it?

[stripe ... amount="100"]
[stripe ... amount="200"]
[stripe ... amount="300"]

Subscriptions, user variable pricing and a pass through text field (“comments”, “instructions” etc.).

At that point it would cover 80% of the Stripe bases and you could easily charge for it.

@geoff – Thanks for the feedback. Subscriptions are something we’re starting to look into, and development on the other two are almost complete.

I too keen on subscriptions(plan).So we can able to get the configured subscriptions(plans) from our stripe account and should allow the end user to select his choice of subscription.

Hopefully it will be updated soon. Thanks in advance!

Hi @phil,

I just got hands on your great plugin. I love it.

I have proposal for new features. Product quantity input I think would be really useful.

Kind regards,
Mintaras

Awesome plugin, took some work to get it working because of text editor and “” but now it’s all good.

My votes:

Subscriptions of course. But adding more styling flexibility to the button (size, color, custom image) would also make this an amazing addition to anyone’s toolbox. Right now we have to hack the CSS and it is time consuming to create the types of buttons that really grab people’s attention. The default ones are small and don’t really go with my site.

Thanks for all the hard work.

@mohanbkrishna, @mintaras, @Kcallwoord – Thank you all for the feedback!