Are you going to have an affiliate program for your products? The answer to that will make a difference into what solution you choose. If you will want an affiliate program, consider PayDotCom.com or ClickBank.com
The drawback to just using PayPal is that it is not available in all countries. If you dont plan to have an affiliate program, 2CheckOut is a good option that is easier for international customers to use.
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by garyg » Wed Jun 14, 2006 1:48 pm
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by money2bmade » Mon Jun 19, 2006 10:26 pm
Hi Gary,
I personally do business through Clickbank, 2CO.com, and PayPal. As Lynn mentioned, each has its own benefits and down sides.
In regards to your question, though, I am not sure if 2Checkout allows multiple sites (I only have one through them), but the account really has no limits as to how many products you can set up in your account.
The $49 setup fee is a ONE-TIME fee. Not per-product.
The company does, of course, take a certain percentage of each transaction sale, however. I believe it is $0.45 per sale, plus 5.5% of the sale amount. But that's the only other way that you pay them, after the initial setup fee.
I would look at the 2Checkout FAQ page for answers to the 'multiple site' question - .
I hope that helps you out...let me know if you have any other specific questions!
I personally do business through Clickbank, 2CO.com, and PayPal. As Lynn mentioned, each has its own benefits and down sides.
In regards to your question, though, I am not sure if 2Checkout allows multiple sites (I only have one through them), but the account really has no limits as to how many products you can set up in your account.
The $49 setup fee is a ONE-TIME fee. Not per-product.
The company does, of course, take a certain percentage of each transaction sale, however. I believe it is $0.45 per sale, plus 5.5% of the sale amount. But that's the only other way that you pay them, after the initial setup fee.
I would look at the 2Checkout FAQ page for answers to the 'multiple site' question - .
I hope that helps you out...let me know if you have any other specific questions!
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