Online payments

Every way to accept an online payment with Voucherly starts the same way — your server creates a Payment with the API — and differs in what the customer sees next. Pick the one that fits how much of the checkout you want to own.

	Where the customer pays	What you build	Best for
Hosted checkout	On a page hosted by Voucherly, with every payment method of your account	A button that creates the Payment and redirects	Getting live fast, with no frontend work
Voucherly Components	Inside your page, in a payment form rendered by Voucherly.js	The Payment, a container and a few callbacks	A checkout that stays on your site, without handling payment data
Custom integration	On the page of the gateway they picked on your site	Your own gateway selector on top of the API	Full control over how methods are presented
E-commerce plugins	On the hosted checkout, wired by the plugin	Nothing: install and configure	WooCommerce, PrestaShop and Shopify stores

Whatever you choose, the outcome reaches your server the same way: the S2S callback and the Retrieve a Payment API. Two-step payments, saved payment methods and the rest of the payment lifecycle work with all of them.

Selling in person — a kiosk, a vending machine — is covered in In-person payments; paying at the table in a restaurant is a Voucherly product of its own, Pay at table.