Your app takes card payments. The money goes straight to you.
Connect your own Stripe account from your app’s settings. Customers pay you directly, into your account. We take 1% or less of each sale, and nothing when you sell nothing.
Free to plan · pay per build
Your Stripe account.
Your money.
Lynqly never holds it.
Payments go straight from your customer to your Stripe account. We take 1% or less of each one. That is the only part we touch.
Three steps. Then you’re getting paid.
Connect Stripe
In your app’s settings, on a computer. Stripe’s own setup asks for your business and bank details, and you get a full Stripe account with its own dashboard. Nothing to paste.
Charge for what you sell
Purchases, bookings, deposits and memberships, at fixed prices you set in the app, so nobody can change them in their browser. Checkout runs on Stripe’s own secure page. Subscriptions use a plan you create once in Stripe.
Get paid directly
The payment lands in your Stripe account; Stripe pays out to your bank on its usual schedule. Refund a sale and our part of it comes back too, automatically.
1% of a sale, at most. Less on bigger plans.
Stripe’s own card fee is separate and set by Stripe, the same as anywhere else. Ours is the only other part, and it’s printed on every plan.
The money mistakes your app can’t make.
These are built into the engine every Lynqly app runs on, not something you have to remember to add.
Set in the app, not the page
The amount is fixed when your app is built. Nobody can change what they’re charged by editing the page in their browser.
Never sold twice
When two people go for the last seat or the last item, one gets it and the other sees a clear message. The check happens inside the database write.
No order, no charge
If saving the order fails, checkout doesn’t open and nobody is charged.
Test payments only
Checkouts in a draft or preview run on Stripe’s test mode. A real card is never charged until your app is live.
One charge per checkout
A checkout that’s retried after a dropped connection can’t create a second charge.
On record from day one
The rate and terms you agreed to are recorded the moment you connect, so there’s never a question about what you signed up for.
Sell on the web and in the stores. One membership.
Your phone app can sell through Apple and Google as well as Stripe. Wherever a customer pays, it lands as the same membership, so premium on the web is premium in the app.
Apple and Google charge their own fee to your developer accounts. Lynqly takes nothing on store sales.
AI designs your paywall in your brand, three ways, with prices bound to your real products.
$19 a month per app, with the money desk that creates your products in both stores. Phone apps →
Let other people sell in your app. They get paid directly.
Artisans, tutors, vendors, hosts. Each seller has their own Stripe account, set up from inside your app, and a buyer’s money goes straight to them. You set a commission on their sales, and it’s collected for you.
A “Become a seller” button runs them through Stripe’s own setup. They read your seller terms first, on screen, and save a card for your commission.
A $100 lamp is $100 into the seller’s Stripe account, less Stripe’s fee and our small percentage. The seller ships it and handles refunds, like any shop.
Weekly or monthly, each seller gets an itemized statement by email, and three days later your commission is charged to their saved card. Our small percentage applies to that charge too. If a card is declined, you see it in your Admin.
A seller law most marketplace owners have never heard of. Here’s what it asks.
In the United States, once a seller on your marketplace passes 200 sales and $5,000 in a year, the INFORM Consumers Act says you, the marketplace owner, must check who they are and re-check every year. Above $20,000 a year, buyers must also be able to see who they’re buying from.
Your app does the checks with you. It watches each seller’s sales from your own payment records, asks them to verify before the legal clock starts, checks identity through Stripe Identity, and pauses anyone who doesn’t confirm in time. You see every seller in one queue in your Admin. The duty stays yours; the tools do the work.
Applies to marketplaces selling physical products. Lynqly provides software and payment tools, not tax or legal advice. Payments are processed by Stripe.
Good questions. Before you get paid.
Do I need my own Stripe account?Yes
Does Lynqly ever hold my money?No
What does it cost?1% or less
When does the money reach my bank?Stripe’s schedule
How do refunds work?Our part comes back
What about disputes and chargebacks?In your Stripe
Can I sell subscriptions?Yes
Can I take payments other ways too?Yes
Do you handle sales tax?No
Can people sell through my app?Yes
Can my phone app sell through Apple and Google?Yes
What happens to my rate if I change plans?From that moment
Build the app. Turn on payments. Grow into a marketplace.
Plan it free and see your price first. Connect your own Stripe account when you’re ready to sell.
Free to plan · pay per build