Stripe integration

What it does

Stripe powers card processing for ElasticFunnels checkout. Pages, order bumps, one-click upsells, downsells, and subscriptions all run through the same Stripe account. Customers, transactions, refunds, and chargebacks land in your EF reports automatically.

You bring your Stripe keys, EF handles the checkout flow, payment routing, and PCI scope. The 0.5% fee only applies to revenue processed through EF-hosted checkout. External platforms like ClickBank and BuyGoods do not pass through EF and are not charged.

What you get

• Card payments and tokenized checkout
• Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Link wallets
• Subscriptions with smart dunning, retention offers, and pause flows
• Order bumps and one-click upsells with the same payment method
• Multi-MID routing across Stripe accounts
• 3DS, SCA, and EU compliance handled automatically
• Refunds, partial refunds, and chargebacks reflected in CRM and reports
• Webhook event retry with full audit log

Setup

1. Create a Stripe account or use an existing one. Get your secret key and publishable key from the Stripe dashboard.
2. In ElasticFunnels, go to Settings → Integrations → Payments and add Stripe. Paste your keys.
3. Configure the Stripe webhook URL EF gives you in your Stripe webhook settings.
4. Pick Stripe as the payment processor on any product or merchant. Enable Apple Pay and Google Pay in checkout settings.
5. Run a test purchase, confirm the order shows up in EF reports and the Stripe dashboard.