InstaPayments
  • Welcome to InstaPayments FAQs
  • Taking Payments
  • Branding My Account
  • Forms
    • Form Types
    • Pre-populating Forms
    • Donation Forms
    • One Time Charge Forms
    • Flexible Quantity Forms
    • Multiple Plans Selection
  • Form Features
    • Anchor Dates
    • Custom Fields
    • Setup Fees
    • Installment Payments
    • Taxes
  • User Portal Features
    • Setting Up Your User Portal
    • Single Sign On
  • Notifications
    • Creating a Notification
  • Getting Started
    • Taking Payments
  • Integrations
    • Hubspot
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  • What does InstaPayments do?
  • How does it work?
  • Is InstaPayments PCI compliant?
  • What's your pricing?
  • Does InstaPayments support SCA requirements?

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Welcome to InstaPayments FAQs

What does InstaPayments do?

Use Stripe without writing code. We provide your business forms to take signups and charges with, a portal for your customers to login and manage their subscriptions, invoices etc. and all sorts of other useful billing tools.

How does it work?

When signing up for InstaPayments, we'll ask to connect to an existing Stripe account or have you create one. This will allow our forms and customer portal to make api calls on your behalf instead of you writing the code yourself.

Is InstaPayments PCI compliant?

We are! Our servers never touch or hold your customers card information. We use Stripe.js to handle the data and use best practices to protect your data. All your customers info is passed directly into your Stripe account so our servers act more as a middleware.

What's your pricing?

You can try our product with a 7 day free trial. You can cancel anytime during this trial. Once the trial is over, our plans will begin to charge. The price changes depending on the plan you pick. Plans start at $29/mo.

Does InstaPayments support SCA requirements?

Yes we do! As of Aug 8th our forms work with Stripe's new APIs to process SCA payments. This normally will only affect EU based businesses and customers.

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