Payment Gateways
Stripe, Authorize.net, and more — we help you choose and configure the right gateway for your business.
What Is a Payment Gateway?
A payment gateway is the technology that securely transmits transaction data between your website (or virtual terminal) and the payment processor. Think of it as the online equivalent of a physical card terminal. Not every business needs a separate gateway — if you only accept payments in person, your terminal handles this. But if you sell online, take phone orders, or send invoices, you’ll likely need one.
Gateways We Support
Stripe
Developer-friendly with extensive APIs and pre-built integrations. Great for Shopify stores, SaaS platforms, and custom websites. Supports recurring billing, invoicing, and international payments out of the box.
Best for: Shopify, custom websites, SaaS, subscription businesses
Authorize.net
One of the most established gateways in the industry. Proven reliability, broad plugin support, and a robust virtual terminal. Works with most shopping carts and custom integrations.
Best for: Established businesses, custom carts, virtual terminal users
NMI Coming Soon
A powerful gateway with advanced features including tokenization, Level 2/3 processing, and multi-processor support. We’re adding NMI to our supported gateway lineup.
Best for: B2B, high-volume merchants, multi-processor setups
Do You Need a Gateway?
You Probably Need a Gateway If:
- You sell products or services online
- You take payments over the phone
- You send invoices with a pay button
- You have recurring or subscription billing
- You need a virtual terminal
You Might Not Need One If:
- You only accept payments in person
- Your terminal handles all your transactions
- You use a standalone POS system with built-in processing
Not sure? We can help you figure it out — no obligation.