PayPal
Balance, linked bank or card
Sign in with the PayPal account you already have. Your balance, your linked bank account or a card on file — PayPal decides which of those it offers you, the same as anywhere else you use it.
Billing
Pay the way you already pay
Two processors handle every payment on this site: PayPal, and Stripe. Between them they carry the cards, the wallets and the pay-over-time options below — and which of them you see is decided at checkout, by your country and by what the order comes to.
- ProcessorsPayPal and Stripe
- CardsVisa, Mastercard, Amex, Discover
- WalletsAmazon Pay, Cash App Pay, Link
- Over timeKlarna and Zip
Who takes the payment
Two processors, and neither of them is us
We do not run a card form. Checkout hands you to PayPal or to Stripe, you pay there, and what comes back to us is whether the payment cleared — which is the only part of it we need.
Stripe
Cards, wallets and pay over time
Everything below runs through Stripe. One checkout, and the methods it shows depend on where you are, what currency the order is in and how much it comes to.
Through Stripe
Cards and wallets
The card networks first, because they work everywhere. The wallets after them, because when they apply they are two taps rather than sixteen digits.
Major credit and debit cards
Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover. Credit or debit, and the number is typed into Stripe’s form rather than ours.
- VISA
- AMEX
- DISCVER
- amazonpay
Amazon Pay
Pay with the address and payment method already saved to your Amazon account. Nothing new to type, and nothing new to remember.
- Cash App
Cash App Pay
Approve the payment in Cash App by scanning the code at checkout, or on your phone if that is where you already are.
- link
Link
Stripe’s own one-click checkout. If you have paid a Stripe merchant with Link before, your details are already there.
Pay over time
Two ways to spread a larger order
Both are offered by Stripe at checkout rather than by us, and both are a credit decision made by the provider — not by us, and not on the strength of anything we have told them.
Klarna
Offered on qualifying orders
Klarna splits an order into instalments or defers it. Whether it appears, and which of its plans it offers, depends on the order value and on Klarna’s own decision at the moment you check out.
zip
Orders over $250
Zip appears once the order goes above $250. Below that figure it is not offered at all, so a smaller order will not show it however you look for it.
We do not see the outcome of a credit decision, we are not a party to the agreement you make with Klarna or Zip, and a declined instalment plan is not a declined order — every other method on this page is still there.
The small print that is not small
What actually happens when you pay
The card form is never ours
Checkout hands you to the processor and the number is entered there. It does not pass through this site, and it is not stored on a machine we operate.
What you see depends on where you are
Stripe decides which methods to show from your country, the order currency and the amount. A method missing from your checkout is that decision, not a page that forgot to list it.
The invoice is in the client area
Every payment produces an invoice you can open, download and pay again from — including the ones a card paid automatically on renewal.
Renewals use what you last paid with
A method saved at checkout is what the next invoice tries. Change it in the client area and the change applies from the following invoice.
Ready when you are
Nothing to arrange in advance
Pick a machine and the payment methods you qualify for are on the checkout page. There is no application, no deposit and no call.
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