“Best overall”
“Create reusable payment links from the dashboard.”
“Accept cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay and other methods.”
“One-time payments, subscriptions and donations.”
“Customise checkout with your branding.”
“Stripe: If you want a professional payment experience with lots of flexibility.”
“2. PayPal — Best for simplicity”
“Best for simplicity”
“Create payment links in your business account.”
“Customers can pay with PayPal or eligible cards.”
“Share via WhatsApp, email, social media or QR code.”
“No website or coding required.”
“PayPal: If you want customers to recognise the payment provider and pay easily.”
“3. SumUp — Best for small businesses”
“Best for small businesses”
“Create payment links in the app or dashboard.”
“Fixed or customer-entered amounts.”
“One-time or reusable links.”
“QR codes for in-person payments.”
“4. Mollie — Best for European payment methods”
“Best for European payment methods”
“Create payment links from the dashboard or app.”
“Share links and QR codes.”
“Access cards, SEPA payments and various local payment methods.”
“Reusable payment links are supported.”
“Mollie: If you primarily serve customers in Germany and Europe and want local payment methods.”
“5. Revolut Business — Best for international payments”
“Best for international payments”
“Generate payment links in a few steps.”
“Set amount and currency.”
“Share through email, SMS, social media or QR code.”
“Accept cards and supported digital wallets.”
“6. Qonto — Best if you also need business banking”
“Best if you also need business banking”
“Create and send payment links.”
“Accept card payments, PayPal and Apple Pay through its payment solution.”
“Connect collections with invoicing and business banking.”