Allow Authorize.Net/Other Payment Processors Outside of Stripe for SaaS Mode
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Andy Audate
Stripe is pretty much our only option when it comes to payment processing within GHL SaaS Mode subscriptions and rebilling, and that's causing us some headaches.
One big issue we're facing is fund reserves. Stripe has this habit of holding onto our hard-earned cash in reserve. It's like they're trying to play banker with our money, and it's putting a real strain on our finances and operations.
Another problem is sudden account shutdowns. Some of us have had our Stripe accounts mysteriously shut down without any clear reasons. That's a major issue, especially when it throws our business into chaos.
We think it's time to mix things up and explore other payment processor options within GoHighLevel SaaS Mode. By giving us more ways to handle payments and more control over our money, you'll help us keep our businesses running smoothly and avoid unnecessary headaches.
We totally understand that Stripe has been your go-to partner for a while, but for the sake of our collective sanity and success, we'd love it if you could consider adding some alternative payment processors into the mix.
Being proactive about this would mean the world to us SaaS entrepreneurs. It's all about securing our financial futures, and we're sure you're on board with that.
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Cody Sturgess
Shaun Clark - is there any updates to have other options other than Stripe for the re-billing feature? We're on the Pro plan and Stripe is the only option for the re-billing feature. Stripe is really strict now and shutting down thousands of accounts. I do not feel safe using Stripe in the future.
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Trevor Berke
Cody Sturgess I second this! There's no easy way to migrate past SaaS clients who were on an Agency SaaS (re-billing through Stripe) to then switch to a V2 SaaS (made through an agency sub-account using Authorize.net as the payment gateway).
It seems that I'd need to have each of these SaaS clients go through a new checkout for the V2 SaaS plan, setup a bunch of custom automations via Zapier to make the sub-account creation smooth, AND this causes issues because I'm not looking for my clients to create and migrate to a new sub-account. I simply want the client to be able to be on my V2 SaaS plan (which re-bills through Authorize.net) and stay with their existing sub-account to make things simple and easy for my clients.
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Aryan Goyal
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Support for NMI, Authorize and Square is live. Here's how you can configure: https://help.gohighlevel.com/en/support/solutions/articles/155000003670-guide-to-saas-plan-creation-sales-and-customer-onboarding
Support for Custom Payment Providers is also coming very soon (3-4 weeks).
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Connect 43, LLC
Yes 10000000000%
I can’t support this enough.
From arbitrary account shutdowns and holding of funds. To just not having the functionality without stripes
Some business types CANT use stripe because stripe doesn’t allow that segment of legitimate business (anything associated with firearms for example. Not selling guns but training)
And finally there is exactly zero recourse with stripe to get accounts activated or reviewed to ensure compliance.
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Matt Barbey
There is still a major hole in this for the reselling for credit based products, such as emails, texts, AI, etc.
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Amrit Dhanraaj
Shaun Clark thank you for making this happen. I saw your release from Nov 14 - https://help.gohighlevel.com/support/solutions/articles/155000003670-guide-to-saas-plan-creation-sales-and-customer-onboarding
We just got banned from stripe where all our saas payments were processed. I have authorize.net ready to go but how can I switch all the current subscriptions of clients over? I can't seem to figure it out. Can you please point me in the right direction. Thank you for your help and building such a great product!
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Trevor Berke
Amrit Dhanraaj Did you find a solution?
My thoughts: I second this! There's no easy way to migrate past SaaS clients who were on an Agency SaaS (re-billing through Stripe) to then switch to a V2 SaaS (made through an agency sub-account using Authorize.net as the payment gateway).
It seems that I'd need to have each of these SaaS clients go through a new checkout for the V2 SaaS plan, setup a bunch of custom automations via Zapier to make the sub-account creation smooth, AND this causes issues because I'm not looking for my clients to create and migrate to a new sub-account. I simply want the client to be able to be on my V2 SaaS plan (which re-bills through Authorize.net) and stay with their existing sub-account to make things simple and easy for my clients.
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Mrinal Chaudhary
Add paypal also along with stripe as payment gateway for saas
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Scale Up
Shaun Clark please can you provide any details about when customers in south africa will be able to re-sell SaaS mode or use third party processors as NMI and authorize are not supported here
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Shaun Clark
Scale Up I believe they (NMI) does have someone there: https://help.gohighlevel.com/support/solutions/articles/155000001988-list-of-countries-and-bank-acquirers-available-with-nmi
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Scale Up
Shaun Clark will there ever be a time that third party processors can be used like paystack? because NMI you need a certain turnover to use them
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Shaun Clark
Scale Up Of course but we also put a lot of work into other people being able to do this so we don't have to be the hold up here: https://help.gohighlevel.com/support/solutions/articles/155000002620-how-to-build-a-custom-payments-integration-on-the-platform contact someone there and tell them to bring the solution to us.
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Brandon Lee
Scale Upyou have this setup?
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Eugenio Silva
1-2 weeks top guys. Looks like its coming
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Scale Up
Eugenio Silva Great news, did they announce this as LevelUp Day
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Eugenio Silva
Scale Up wasnt there
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David Lowe
Are you adding Go Cardless?
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Wesley Rocha
Would love Authorize.net integration, so we can work with any merchant account we want.
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Brandon Lee
Wesley Rocha you can do this already
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Wesley Rocha
Brandon Lee yes now you can... Although it's still a bit half baked for saas mode.
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Brandon Lee
Wesley Rocha Well this is kind of expected in this env. my group has created a pretty wide open platform. interested take a look. If you have an ISO rep already they can onboard to our system and use an existing merchant account. We are not whitelabeled like nmi or auth.net -NGnair
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