Accept Seamless Google Pay Recurring Payments with SubscriptionFlow
Customer convenience is a winner for subscription businesses. SubscriptionFlow-Google Pay collaboration unlocks unrivalled user convenience, and smooth recurring payment cycles.
Why Use SubscriptionFlow and Google Pay for Recurring Payments
Allow customers to make subscription payments using Google Pay. Users subscribe, and pay using the digital wallet. Google Pay turns the payment information into tokens.
SubscriptionFlow saves this tokenized payment information. It uses these tokens to automatically process Google Pay recurring payments in the future.
Choosing Google Pay for recurring payments with SubscriptionFlow offers:
- Increased convenience for Android users
- Less payment failure risks due to auto-payments
- Custom billing cycles: weekly, monthly, quarterly, annual, or others
- Automated invoicing for each billing cycle
- Detailed invoice records in SubscriptionFlow
- Easy Checkouts
- Faster Sign Ups
- Secure Payments
- Smart Dunning
- Multiple Currencies
- Subscription Management
One-Click Payments with Google Pay
Integrate SubscriptionFlow checkout with your website for smooth payments. Allow Google Pay as an option for payment on the checkout page. Your customers just need to choose Google Pay, and their payment is processed immediately. Their subscription is activated upon payment. This allows for:
- Faster checkouts
- Minimized cart abandonment
- Enhanced convenience for users due to payment method familiarity
Higher Customer Conversion and Retention
Customers are not asked to fill in their card details at sign up. Google Pay handles that for them. This makes customer onboarding easy, and frictionless. This also ensures that merchants can’t access customers’ payment details.
After sign up, SubscriptionFlow automates customers’ payment cycles. This minimizes their manual involvement in transactions. Payments are collected, and subscriptions are renewed automatically, boosting retention.
Secure Payments Via Tokenization
Google Pay does not allow merchants to access customers’ actual card details. Instead, it converts these details into tokens that cannot be deciphered by unauthorized parties.
SubscriptionFlow saves payment data in its tokenized form, and then uses it for auto-processing payments. This makes recurring payments highly secure.
Automatic Payment Retries
Save your revenue from leaking out due to payment failures. Leverage SubscriptionFlow’s dunning features to automate payment retries. Our system makes smart payment retry attempts, following tailored schedules.
This ensures that payment is fetched from customers’ Google wallet as soon as funds are made available in there. Other than retries, you can also utilize dunning tools such as payment reminders and personalized emails. Boost payment success rates with all these smart tools at your disposal.
Invoicing in Multiple Currencies
Google Pay offers support for a number of currencies. This makes it an ideal payment option for businesses dealing with international customers. SubscriptionFlow takes this support to the next level by allowing you to invoice in customers’ local currencies.
We also enable Google Pay to automatically adjust each customer’s currency according to their region. This adds more clarity to your subscribers’ payment experience.
Automatic Adjustment for Subscription Changes
Your customers can make changes to their subscription plans. For example, switching to a different plan, or cancelling altogether. In such events, SubscriptionFlow:
- Prorates customers' charges automatically
- Issues precise refunds where necessary
- Adjusts customers' billing dates accordingly
- Assigns new charges to be deducted on the following billing cycles
Make Subscriber Payments Effortless
SubscriptionFlow and Google Pay’s partnership makes recurring billing convenient, and upgrades your customers’ subscription experience.
Payment Notifications
Google Pay notifies customers of their payments in real-time, increasing transparency.
Compatible Payment Gateways
SubscriptionFlow connects you to a number of payment gateways that support Google Pay: Stripe, Braintree, Authorize.Net, and more. Use any to receive payments.
Mobile Friendly Payments
Customers can easily use any of their Android devices to pay using Google Pay. This means they can make payments on the go.
Other Payment Methods
You can offer more than one payment method to attract customers with varying preferences. Google Pay is not available in all regions. It is also not as seamless for iOS devices. Easily utilize other payment options, such as Apple Pay, in such cases.
Level Up Customer Data Security
Google Pay helps you adhere to PCI DSS rules by converting customer payment information into tokens. SubscriptionFlow integrates with Google Pay supported gateways that keep such tokens in storage. It uses these stored tokens to collect future subscription payments.
Google Pay also offers user authentication features to ensure that only the right personnel access the app. These features include biometric and passcode verification, and more.
Expand Across Countries
Google Pay is a highly popular payment method that is available in more than 70 countries. It has been adopted by over 150 million customers globally, and as a result, it is one of the go-to payment options for customers. With SubscriptionFlow, using Google Pay prepares you for international expansion since you can receive recurring payments from around the world.
Frequently Asked Questions
Although the payment gateway provider does offer subscription billing option, you can integrate it with SubscriptionFlow and automate the entire process without having to go through the hassle of setting it all up.
The quick and easy way to sync all your data in one dashboard is to have Authorize.Net integrated with SubscriptionFlow. Not only will this streamline and synchronize your subscription databases but it will also automate recurring billing and invoicing operations as well.
Unless you’ve integrated Authorize.net with SubscriptionFlow, you’ll have to engage in a long process of manual calculations every time a new subscriber joins in the middle of the billing period.