Apple Pay and Google Pay at the top, cards below, and no account needed. Codes that explain themselves when they can’t be used. Payments by Stripe that go to your own account and out to your bank. Sepal never holds your money.
Payments by Stripe, connected through Sepal · Canada and the United States, each in its own currencyPictures on this page show the Tooth & Paste checkout and an example store’s admin, with sample orders and amounts.
Apple Pay and Google Pay sit at the top of the page, so a shopper with a wallet never types an address. Everyone else checks out as a guest, with contact, delivery and card on the same page.
An account is there for people who want one: saved addresses and past orders. Signing in takes a code sent to their email, so there is no password to forget, reuse or leak.
Every reason a code can’t be used has its own message in plain words, with what to do next. Never an error number.
The box saving comes first, then the code applies to what’s left. Both show as their own lines, in the cart and at checkout.
The free-delivery line is measured on what the shopper actually pays for items, so the promise in the cart is the one at checkout.
Sample codes and amounts. The C$50 free-delivery line is an example; each store sets its own.
Every email links to the order’s own status page. It opens without signing in, and shows the same progress your team sees.
Sent in your store’s name, each with a link back to the order.
Start payments from the admin, answer Stripe’s questions about your business, and you’re done in about ten minutes. While Stripe checks, the status says so in words, and tells you if anything is still needed.
Canadian sales and US sales pay out to your bank, each in its own currency.
Klarna, Afterpay and Affirm can be switched on from Payments.
Payments land in your own Stripe account and go out to your bank. Sepal never sits in between.
No. Anyone can check out as a guest. Shoppers who want an account sign in with a code sent to their email, with no password.
Stripe is connected through Sepal from the Payments screen, with no keys to paste. Set-up takes about ten minutes, and the status tells you what’s still needed.
To your own Stripe account, then to your bank, in CAD and USD. Sepal never holds your money.
Yes. The box saving comes first, the code applies to what’s left, and free delivery is counted after both.
Yes. Klarna, Afterpay and Affirm can each be switched on from Payments.
One plan with everything in it: a monthly price plus a share of each payment, on top of Stripe’s own card fee. Prices are announced at launch; join the waiting list to hear first.
Sepal is opening to new stores in small groups. Join the waiting list and we’ll walk you through payments when your spot opens.
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