Afterpay vs PayPal Checkout: Which is a better fit?

I like all the information is clearly stated. Customers appreciated the ease of understanding when payment is due and all the terms along with it.

The only thing I dislike about Afterpay is the limitations it has on where you can use their service. You’re not able to use them everywhere, only for verified companies.

AfterPay provides great resources for e-commerce companies to help market and successful promote this feature.

I dislike when the robots come to my site everyday to make sure afterpay is working.

Loved that they have built such a great community of users who trust them for their daily ecommerce shopping.

When we have a return / exchange / cancelation - it's just not as straightforward as when they pay a traditional way.

Easy to integrate, payments works great, very nice BNPL option to our ecommerce customers, do receive some traffic from their community website.

Fees could be a bit lower in comparison with other processing companies but for what you get it is not something that would stop us from using the platform.

Karis K

Assistant Human Resources Officer

PayPal Checkout is The best ever. I had a wonderful experience with him in storing and transferring money along with very easy online shopping with a very high degree of security.

Then sometimes the charges are little expensive too.

The feature I like most about PayPal Checkout is the security when making transactions. It places me at ease to know my confidential information is being protected when making purchases.

It was quite complicated to set up, and the documentation was a bit confusing.

Overall I love the software and the features & functionality of it & maintaining checkout transactions & receipts, it’s a great way to shop quick, fast & on the go.

We sell dietary supplements and they deem that to be a "risky" industry.

My overall experience has been great. This is my favorite software to use when making online payments.

Also, if you are in any type of industry that they deem is risky, they may just randomly one day freeze your account and hold your money for 6 months.