Checkout that sounds right
Stripe's checkout, embedded in your own store. Shipping and taxes from your store's rules, upsells in the checkout, a one-click offer after payment, and everything in one order.
- Stays on your domain
- Keeps your Stripe account
- Free, no limits
No redirect
Your checkout, on your domain
Stripe's payment form opens inside a page of your own store, under your name and your address. Buyers stay with you from the cart to the thank you page.
Methods that need an approval, such as a bank redirect, open that step and bring the buyer straight back.
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Live shipping and taxes
Change the country, the checkout follows
Carriers, delivery prices and taxes come from your store's back office. When the buyer changes country or region, the checkout asks your store again and shows the new total.
What follows the address
- The carriers your store offers in that country
- Delivery prices from your store's own ranges
- Tax rules from your back office
- A total recalculated on every change
Upsell and after-sell
One more offer, right after payment
Before payment, upsells from your catalog sit next to the order summary. After payment, the buyer sees one offer with a countdown. Many post-purchase tools only work after a card payment: this one also works with wallets and bank methods.
Added in one click
- Card
- Apple Pay
- Google Pay
- Link
- Cash App Pay
- PayPal
- Amazon Pay
One approval at the bank, then back to your store
- iDEAL
- Bancontact
If an approval fails, the buyer can pick another method on the same offer. The first order is never touched.
One order
Everything lands in one order
Upsells, the accepted after-sell and its delivery go into the order your checkout created. Your back office shows one order with every product and every Stripe payment behind it, and its invoice lists them all.
- Created in your store's back office at payment time
- One payment line per Stripe payment, with its reference
- Still editable in your back office, like any order
Payments
Every sale has a sound.
Run your cursor across the string, or tap it.
How it works
Live in three steps
Install the module
Add the Tchentchen module to your store's back office (PrestaShop today), then click Connect to Tchentchen.
Download coming soonConnect Stripe
Approve Tchentchen from your Stripe account in one click. No keys to copy or paste.
Start selling
Your cart opens the new checkout. Try it in test mode, then switch to live.
Compare
Hosted Stripe Checkout vs Tchentchen
Both use Stripe's payment form. The difference is where your buyer pays, and how much of your store comes along.
| Feature | Hosted Stripe Checkout | Tchentchen |
|---|---|---|
| Payment form built and tested by Stripe | Yes | Yes |
| The buyer pays on a page of your store | No | Yes |
| Carriers and delivery prices asked from your store when the address changes | No | Yes |
| Your store's tax rules applied as the address changes | No | Yes |
| One-click offer after payment | No | Yes |
| After-sell added to the same order in your store | No | Yes |
| Apple Pay, Google Pay and Link on cart and product pages | No | Yes |
Pricing
Free, no limits
Every feature, for every store and every order. All you need is a Stripe account.
Everything included
Checkout, upsells, after-sell and express buttons.
Unlimited stores
Connect every store you run.
Your Stripe account
Payments and payouts stay with Stripe, in your name.
Platforms
One checkout for every open store
Available today for PrestaShop. WooCommerce is coming soon, and Magento, OpenCart, Shopware and Sylius are on the roadmap, with the same checkout and the same after-sell.
- PrestaShop1.7.8, 8 and 9Available
- WooCommerceWordPressComing soon
- MagentoRoadmap
- OpenCartRoadmap
- ShopwareRoadmap
- SyliusRoadmap
FAQ
Questions, answered
Yes. Payments are made on your own Stripe account and payouts follow your usual Stripe schedule. You connect Stripe by approving Tchentchen once, and you can disconnect it at any time.
PrestaShop 1.7.8, 8 and 9 today. WooCommerce is coming soon; Magento, OpenCart, Shopware and Sylius are on the roadmap.
No. The checkout opens on a page of your store. Methods that need an approval, such as a bank redirect, open that step and bring the buyer straight back.
The ones you turn on in your Stripe Dashboard: cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Link, and local methods such as iDEAL or Bancontact, depending on your country and currency.
With a card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Link, Cash App Pay, PayPal or Amazon Pay, the offer is added in one click. With a bank method such as iDEAL or Bancontact, the buyer approves the add-on once at the bank, then comes back.
Either way, the add-on lands in the same order.
Each payment creates the order in your store's back office, as usual. Upsells and accepted after-sells go into that same order, with one payment line per Stripe payment.
Yes. Connect Stripe in test mode, place test orders on your store with Stripe's test cards, then connect live mode when you are ready.
Yes. Every feature is free, with no limit on stores or orders.
Ready to hear tchen tchen?
Create your free account, connect Stripe in test mode and try the checkout on your own store.