How Tapmy checkout works

What does a buyer go through?

1. They open your offer link. They see your name, the offer, the total and what happens after purchase. Open the same public link yourself, rather than trusting only the editor preview.
2. They check the summary. The offer, amount, currency and terms should match your promise. One step means less clicking, but the total and consent still need to be clear.
3. They enter details and pay. The live checkout asks for what it needs, and Stripe handles the payment. Wallets, countries and card brands depend on what Stripe supports for your account.
4. They wait for the result. A submitted form, a bank alert or a pending authorization is not a finished purchase. Treat it as paid only when the order and payment agree.
5. They get what they bought. The right buyer receives the download, course, community access, booking or join link. You can see the order in your customer records.

Getting ready

Publish or preview one offer with an accurate title, price, currency, delivery promise and refund terms. Connect a Stripe account in good standing for paid offers (see connect Stripe and get paid). Decide what the buyer receives after paying. For plan details, see pricing.

What good looks like

• The buyer sees the right offer and the final total before paying.
• A completed payment makes one matching order, with no duplicate charge.
• The promised access arrives for the same email used at checkout.
• You can trace the sale without ever seeing card data.

If something is wrong

• Checkout is not available. Check that the offer is published and that your Stripe connection is complete. Plan details are on the pricing page.
• Paid, but no access. Compare the order, the buyer's email and the access before you grant anything by hand.
• The buyer sees a different amount. Pause the sale and look at currency, tax, discounts and stale links before you resend the link.
• No payout yet. A completed sale, your Stripe balance and a bank payout are three separate events. See when a Stripe payout arrives.

Fees

Tapmy takes 3% of your sales on Pro and 1% on Max. Stripe charges its own processing fees. Taxes, currency conversion, refunds and disputes can also change what reaches your bank. Read fees and payouts for the breakdown.

Next steps

Run a test purchase before you share the link. If something stays broken, contact Tapmy Support with your Site URL, buyer email, time and time zone, amount, currency and any order or payment reference that is safe to share. Never send a password, code, full card number, CVV, bank login or secret key.