Stripe on your landing pages
Direct response offers usually send the buyer from the landing page to a separate cart: another domain, another design, another page to load. Every hop is a chance to lose the sale, and every new domain is one more place your pixels and tracker can lose the click.
LanderLab's Stripe Checkout element puts a Stripe payment form inside the page itself. You connect your Stripe account once in Integrations, and the element sells a product you type in or one from your Stripe catalog, one-time or recurring. Card details go straight to Stripe and never pass through LanderLab, and every payment, refund and customer is in your Stripe dashboard.
Stripe Checkout inside the page
The Stripe Checkout element sits in your page like any other block. It sells a product you type in, one-time or recurring, or one you pick from your Stripe catalog, and card details go straight to Stripe without passing through LanderLab.
The settings cover what a funnel needs: a quantity picker, a coupon or a promo code field, shipping options with their own rates, prices in the visitor's currency through Adaptive Pricing, and Stripe Link for faster repeat payments. The Theme setting can match the page, so the checkout looks like part of your offer rather than a bolted-on form.
Take the payment where the click lands
With the checkout on the landing page, the visitor who clicked the ad pays on the page they came to and never leaves the page your pixels and tracker are on.
It also keeps the offer in front of them while they pay. The headline, the product shots and the guarantee are right above the card field, not one redirect back.
Decide what happens after the payment
After a successful payment the page can show your confirmation message, send the buyer to an upsell or thank-you page, scroll to another section or open a popup. For one-time offers, one purchase per visitor stops the same person from paying twice.
Sending buyers to a thank-you page also gives your ad platforms a clean place to count the sale: the Purchase event in that page's custom code fires only for people who actually paid.
Built for geo-split and multi-pack offers
Campaigns that run in several countries can show local prices with Adaptive Pricing, limit shipping to the countries you serve, and set the checkout's language to match the visitor's browser. Multi-pack offers get a quantity picker with a minimum and a maximum, and the subtotal and total update as the buyer changes it.
