If your product category puts you outside Stripe’s approved merchant list, or if you need multiple payment methods to maximize checkout conversion, most agencies stop helping you right here. We don’t.
Payment integration for merchants with complex requirements is technically demanding, often poorly documented, and unforgiving of shortcuts. Webhook handlers that don’t fire correctly. Order status flows that don’t update. Fulfillment triggers that never receive the signal. These failures are invisible on the surface and catastrophic for your operation. We’ve configured multiple production payment stacks across WooCommerce stores with exactly these requirements — and we test every step of the flow before any customer sees your checkout.
Checkout is one step. A complete, production-ready payment integration covers the entire order flow:
We run a real end-to-end transaction through every step of this flow before calling an integration done. Not a simulated test — a real charge, a real webhook, a real order.
Some payment processors require underwriting approval that can take days or weeks. We set realistic expectations from the start about what’s in our control and what isn’t. We don’t quote launch dates without first asking about where you are in the approval process. If you’re not yet approved, we build the rest of the store while you wait — so you’re ready to go live the moment approval comes through.
Payment integrations break after launch. Processors update their APIs. Plugins conflict after WordPress updates. Webhooks stop firing after server migrations. We document every integration we build and we’re available after launch — that’s where most agencies disappear.
These are payment stacks configured and live-tested on real WooCommerce stores — not a list of processors we’ve read about:
Every configuration listed here was tested with a real transaction before handoff.
Tell us about your payment requirements. We’ll give you an honest read on what’s involved before you commit to anything.
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