What you gain
- Checkout happens on your page, inside your brand.
- Crypto and pay-by-mail beside cards behind one buy button.
- A product catalog with locked prices, instead of one URL per price.
- One sales log across every payment type, not just cards.
Pact · V
Coming from Stripe Payment Links?
The same Stripe sits underneath both tools. What changes is the surface. With us, the buyer stays on your page, the buy button offers more ways to pay, and your products live in one catalog instead of a pile of URLs.
What a link is good at
A link goes places a button cannot. You generate a URL in the Stripe dashboard and paste it into an email, a message, or a bio, so the sale can happen inside a conversation. That is the job it does, and it is the one job we did not build for.
Where the link runs out
On a page, the same link is a worse deal. The click carries your buyer off your site to finish the sale somewhere that is not yours, right at the moment they were ready. A link can only offer what Stripe offers, so crypto and pay by mail are out. And every product at every price needs a URL of its own, so the tidy single link quietly becomes a folder of links you maintain by hand.
What stays the same
Stripe itself does not change. You keep your account, your balance, your payouts, and your fee agreement. We stand in front of your Stripe account, not in place of it, and your Payment Links keep working for email and chat while the button handles your pages.
The link becomes a button
One block of HTML goes where the URL used to go, and the buyer never leaves your page.
<coin-moebius-buy
project-id="proj_YOUR_ID_HERE"
product-id="t-shirt-medium"
label="Buy a t-shirt">
</coin-moebius-buy>Weigh it honestly
What you give up
- The paste-anywhere URL, because the button needs a page you control.
- Stripe's hosted page as the face of checkout, if that familiar look was part of your pitch.
- Having just one dashboard. Your products live here, while charges still live in Stripe.
How to make the move
- Create a project and connect the same Stripe account your links use.
- Recreate each link's product in the catalog.
- Paste the button where the links lived on your site.
- Run a test purchase in test mode. Test sales never count against your plan.
- Deactivate the old links so stale URLs stop circulating. Keep the ones email still needs.
This is the easiest move on this list: same processor, same money flow, different surface. You can try it on one product this afternoon.
When staying makes sense
If your sales really do happen inside messages rather than on a page, links already fit how you sell, and you can keep using them next to the button. Move the moment your own page starts carrying the sale.
Try it before you decide
The free plan is a full sandbox. You get every feature and 50 transactions a month, and we never ask for a card.