Naturally, there will be a quid pro quo: the Website Payments Pro tool offer merchants greater customization even as it furnishes higher fees for PayPal.
According to the CNet news service, PayPal is charging $20 monthly for Website Payments Pro, a flat fee of 30 cents per transaction, plus fees of 2.2% to 2.9% per transaction, depending on the total value processed.
Previously, PayPal's suite of product for small business were named "website payments," and offered standard, pro and nonprofit plans but focused on web payments.
Shopline provides an 'out-of-the-box' package that gives online retailers of all sizes their own website, payments system and logistics network for their business.
TeachStreet's founder, Amazon and JibJab Alum Dave Schappell, tells us that the site is powered by PayPal Website Payments Pro to make it easy for both students and teachers to use the system.
The technology leverages PayPal's X Developer Platform to allow users (who need to have a PayPal Website Payments Pro merchant account) to offer a PayPal and standard credit card checkout experience.
Under Accepting Website Payments, click Buy Now Buttons.
Select "Donations" from the "PayPal Website Payments Standard Option" menu on the right.
You can also charge friends and submit payments from the website, send payment reminders, like and comment on transactions, add friends, edit your profile, and more.
This usually means receiving a listing on their website and payment, in exchange for some substantial discounts when you receive payment from the insurance company.
