Payments block · Paid plans

Sell from your site. Paid straight to your own Stripe.

Ask your AI for a Buy button. Customers pay on Stripe’s own checkout page, and the money goes to your Stripe account, never through Page Lemon. Your own AI adds the button in your site’s design, so there’s no shop builder to learn and no AI credits to buy.

Once your site is on Page Lemon, ask your AI:

Add a Buy button to my site on PageLemon.com for my mugs, £18 each

Example: you tell your AI chat “Add a Buy button for my mugs, £18” and paste your Stripe Payment Link. It adds a Buy button to your shop page that opens your Stripe link, and the money goes straight to your Stripe account. Your shop page shows the mug with a Buy button, and a serving bowl marked Sold out.

Works in the AI chat you already use

  • No editor to learnYou say what you want in plain words.
  • No AI credits to buyUse the AI plan you already have.
  • Switch AI any timeClaude today, ChatGPT tomorrow. Your site stays the same.
  • Your AI runs it tooAfter launch, ask it who booked, who wrote and what changed.
  • Claude
  • ChatGPT
  • Perplexity
  • Le Chat
  • Cursor
  • And more

How it works

Buy buttons work today. You need a Stripe account and a few minutes.

  1. Make a Payment Link in Stripe

    A Stripe Payment Link is a ready-made pay page for one thing at one price, made in your own Stripe account. Stripe gives you its web address to share.

  2. Give the link to your AI

    Paste it and say what it’s for: “Add a Buy button for my mugs, £18.” Your AI puts the button on your page, in your design.

  3. Customers pay on Stripe

    They tap Buy, pay on Stripe’s checkout page, and the money lands in your Stripe account. You see each payment there.

Pick how you take money

Buy buttons, a small shop or paid memberships: pick what fits.

Three ways to take money

  • Buy buttons

    Selling one thing, or a few? Buttons that open your own Stripe Payment Links. No Page Lemon fee, on every paid plan.

  • Small shop

    Page Lemon Checkout: products with sizes and stock that counts down, shipping, order emails and an orders list. A small fee per sale.

  • Paid memberships

    Free and paid tiers, monthly or yearly, each opening its own pages of the app on your site. On every paid plan.

  • Your money, your Stripe

    Page Lemon never holds your money. Bank and identity details go only on Stripe’s own pages, never in the chat.

  • Sold out in one sentence

    “The bowls are gone.” Your AI marks the button Sold out at once, and back on when you have more.

  • Buttons stop when they should

    Pause your site or hand it to a client, and the buttons stop, so nobody pays you for a site you no longer run.

Good to knowBuy buttons don’t count stock or keep an orders list: your payments are in your Stripe account. To stop after a set number of sales, turn on Stripe’s own limit on the link. Stock, shipping and an orders list come with the small shop.

Charge your way, paid to your own Stripe

Free and paid tiers, monthly or yearly, or a one-off price. Tell your AI in one sentence; it sets up the plans, the pages each one opens and the pay buttons. The prices below are examples: each business sets its own, in its own currency.

  • A caféMelbourne

    Example: a Melbourne café’s app with two plans: a free stamp card, and a Coffee pass at the café’s own price of A$45 a month for a coffee every weekday.

    Free plus a monthly pass

    Tell your AI:

    Add a Coffee pass to my café app: A$45 a month for a coffee every weekday. Keep the stamp card free.

  • A gymBerlin

    Example: a Berlin gym’s app with three plans at the gym’s own prices: Basic at €25 a month for open gym, Plus at €39 with classes, and Premium at €59 with a personal training plan.

    3 tiers, each opening more

    Tell your AI:

    Give my gym app 3 plans: Basic at €25 a month for open gym, Plus at €39 with classes, and Premium at €59 with a training plan.

  • A pottery courseKyoto

    Example: a Kyoto pottery studio sells its weekend course at its own one-off price of ¥24,000, with a Buy button that opens the studio’s Stripe payment page.

    A one-off price

    Tell your AI:

    Add a Buy button for my weekend pottery course, ¥24,000. Here’s my Stripe Payment Link.

  • A writers’ communityAustin

    Example: an Austin writers’ community with a free membership for the weekly letter, and every post and the archive at its own price of $8 a month or $80 a year.

    Free, monthly and yearly

    Tell your AI:

    Add plans to my writers’ club: the weekly letter free, and every post and the archive at $8 a month or $80 a year.

  • What each plan opensIts own pages, which fields users fill and how many entries they add, like receipt uploads on Pro only.
  • Up to 10 plans per siteFree and paid side by side, each at your price and in your currency.
  • Users manage their own billingThey change their card or cancel on Stripe’s own page, from their account.
  • Gifts, staff and pressLink a subscription you made in Stripe yourself, and that person gets the plan.

Good to knowBuy buttons work today on every paid plan, with no Page Lemon fee. Paid memberships are on App and up, monthly or yearly, with a Page Lemon fee on each payment, on top of Stripe’s own fee. Users pay by card, from your own country.

Plans

Buy buttons come with every paid plan, with no Page Lemon fee. The shop and paid memberships have a fee and order limits.

  • Buy buttons (your own Stripe Payment Links): no Page Lemon fee on any paid plan. Stripe charges its own fee.
  • Page Lemon Checkout: our fee is on top of Stripe’s fee, and only on the items, not on shipping. Refund a sale and our fee comes back in the same share.
  • The monthly order limits apply to Checkout. Buy buttons never count.
  • Paid memberships are on App and up, with the same kind of fee.

Questions

What is a Stripe Payment Link?

A pay page you make in your own Stripe account: a name, a price, and Stripe gives you a web address for it. Your AI turns that address into a Buy button on your site. Customers pay on Stripe’s page, so Stripe handles the card details.

Do I need a Stripe account?

Yes. Buy buttons use the Payment Links you make in your own Stripe account. Stripe asks for your business and bank details on its own pages, never in the chat.

Does the money go through Page Lemon?

No. Customers pay on Stripe, and the money lands in your own Stripe account. On Buy buttons, Page Lemon takes no fee.

Who handles refunds, VAT and customer questions?

You do: you’re the seller. Refunds come from your own Stripe account, and the money for them comes from your Stripe balance.

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