Next steps
You've finished the Quickstart and taken your first payment. This page is a curated path through the rest of the docs based on what you're building.
I'm building a one-time payment flow
You're in the right place. Focus on:
- Checkout sessions — the dashboard tour for hosted checkout.
- Templates — customize the look of your hosted payment page.
- Webhooks — the dashboard side of event delivery.
- API: Checkout sessions resource — full endpoint reference.
I'm building recurring/subscription billing
Start with Subscriptions for the model, then:
- Plans — how Plugipay represents recurring offers.
- Trial periods — configuring free trials and proration.
- Invoices — receipts, dunning, and retries.
- Webhooks:
invoice.paid,subscription.cancelled,subscription.trial_will_end.
I'm building a marketplace
Marketplace flows split a single payment across multiple destinations (e.g., a platform fee plus a seller payout). The pattern:
- Use the Connect flow: each seller is a connected workspace.
- Specify
applicationFeeon the checkout session so Plugipay routes the split automatically. - Listen for
transfer.createdevents to update seller ledgers.
I'm migrating from another provider
We support import flows from Stripe, Xendit, and Midtrans:
- Customer import via CSV in Settings → Data → Import.
- Subscription migration via API — we'll mint Plugipay subscriptions matching the source.
- Webhook bridge during transition.
Email hello@plugipay.com if you'd like a migration call.
I'm bringing my own payment provider
Plugipay can orchestrate Xendit, Midtrans, or PayPal accounts you already own. See:
- Plugipay managed vs BYO — the conceptual difference.
- Xendit — setup and behavior.
- Midtrans — setup and behavior.
- PayPal — setup and behavior.
I'm integrating server-side
Pick your language and dive in:
- Node.js SDK —
@forjio/plugipay-node - Python SDK —
pip install plugipay - Go SDK —
github.com/hachimi-cat/saas-plugipay/sdk/go
If your language isn't listed: the raw API is fully documented and any HTTP client works. The HMAC signing is straightforward — we've seen integrations in PHP, Ruby, Rust, and Elixir.
I'm operating at scale
Things to look at once you're processing real volume:
- Rate limits — default ceilings and how to request increases.
- Idempotency — how to safely retry without double-charging.
- Audit log — who did what, when.
- Webhook retries — what happens when your endpoint is slow or down.
I want to script Plugipay from the terminal
The CLI section covers:
- Installation, authentication, profiles
- Every command group
- Scripting patterns (JSON output, filters, batch operations)
I want to chat with humans
We're at:
- Email: hello@plugipay.com
- GitHub: hachimi-cat/saas-plugipay
- Status: status.plugipay.com
We answer within one business day. Bug reports with reproductions get to engineers immediately.