Payments · for React

Payments for React

Among 73 makers' products we track that are built with React, here's what they chose for payments — each counted from a live-product source.

Payment processor or merchant of record (MoR). With a processor you are the seller and must register for and remit sales tax/VAT yourself. An MoR resells your product, so tax and compliance are theirs, for a higher fee.

What makers on React chose

Counts are live products with a source, not market share; a product using two options counts in both.

StripePayment processor

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Best forFull control over checkout and billing, lower fees than a merchant of record, and the widest integration ecosystem.

Trade-offYou are the merchant of record — tax registration and filings are on you.

62 of the 73 React products here

PayPalPayment processor

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Best forAdding PayPal and Venmo as a checkout option for buyers who won't type in a card.

Trade-offYou are still the merchant of record for tax; disputes and account holds are a common complaint, and its developer tools are clunkier than Stripe's.

22 of the 73 React products here

PaddleMerchant of record

In Lovable

Best forEstablished SaaS businesses that want a mature MoR.

Trade-offStricter onboarding and domain review before you can sell.

6 of the 73 React products here

RazorpayPayment processor

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Best forSelling to customers in India, with UPI, cards, net banking and wallets in one checkout.

Trade-offBuilt around Indian businesses and payment methods; you handle GST and other taxes yourself.

1 of the 73 React products here

PolarMerchant of record

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Best forDevelopers selling SaaS, subscriptions, usage-based plans or license keys.

Trade-offNewer than Paddle or Lemon Squeezy.

1 of the 73 React products here · open source

Also real options for payments, not seen among these React products yet: Lemon Squeezy, Dodo Payments.