Payhip

What Payhip costs sellers

Payhip's plans all include the same features, unlimited products and unlimited revenue; they differ only in the share Payhip takes from each sale. A paid plan saves money only once your monthly sales are high enough for the lower fee to outweigh the plan price.

How and when Payhip pays you

Payhip's help center says Payhip doesn't process payments or transfer money directly to bank accounts, so a store needs at least one connected Stripe or PayPal account before it can sell. Payhip's terms say buyers pay you directly through PayPal, Stripe or another gateway Payhip supports. There is no Payhip balance to cash out: when you can spend a sale depends on the processor you connect and the schedule you set there.

How to get approved on Payhip

The wait on a new store comes from the processor: Payhip says your first Stripe payment stays pending for a few days while Stripe approves you, with the length depending on your location, and your first PayPal payment goes through an automatic approval that may delay your payout. Payhip adds that one Stripe account can connect to several Payhip stores, but Stripe requires separate accounts for businesses that operate independently or are separate legal entities.

What you sell can cost you the account. Payhip's list of products it doesn't allow includes get-rich-quick schemes, gambling, debt and loan content, cannabis, vendor or lead lists and unlicensed medical advice, and Payhip says other content can be barred too. Selling prohibited content risks having your Payhip account permanently deleted without prior notice, and Payhip's terms let it remove files it suspects infringe intellectual property, also without notice.