SolidGate

SolidGate is a payment platform built around subscriptions: its own card acquiring, plus an orchestration layer that routes a charge across other acquirers and payment methods. Connect it and funnel checkouts charge through your SolidGate account — settlement and the customer relationship stay yours — with routing and retries running underneath.

Payments

SolidGate

Your own acquiring, with routing across processors

Takes payments

Why connect SolidGate

The argument, not the feature list.

You keep the merchant relationship

SolidGate is a processor you settle through, not a merchant of record. The charge is yours, the subscriber is your customer, and tax stays your responsibility — the same shape as Stripe, with routing on top.

Two providers in one connection

SolidGate does its own acquiring AND routes to other acquirers, so a declined attempt can be re-tried somewhere else without you holding a second contract first. That is the part a single-acquirer setup cannot do at all.

Built for recurring revenue

Subscriptions, retries and dunning are SolidGate’s core product rather than an add-on, which shows up in the place it matters: the renewal that would otherwise have failed quietly.

One-tap upsells, including a second subscription

The saved method is held on your side, so a post-purchase offer charges without re-entry — and unlike Paddle, SolidGate can stack a second concurrent subscription rather than only an upgrade or a one-time add-on.

How it works

What moves, and in which direction.

  1. 01Connect your SolidGate account from store settings.
  2. 02Funnel prices bind to SolidGate prices, so the checkout charges what your catalog declares.
  3. 03SolidGate’s inline payment form mounts in your page, or you hand off to its hosted payment page.
  4. 04Webhooks flow back for renewals, refunds and disputes, which is what keeps subscription state and revenue reporting honest.
  5. 05Purchases fan out to your other connected integrations as events.

What gets sent

SolidGate is where the charge happens rather than a destination we forward events to. Completed purchases fan out to your other connected integrations.

What you need

Have these on hand and setup takes a couple of minutes in the dashboard.

  • 01A SolidGate account with API access, connected from store settings
  • 02SolidGate’s own merchant onboarding, which is a prerequisite on their side

Getting these from SolidGate. Our own setup steps live in the docs.

Worth knowing

Things that will otherwise surprise you later.

  • SolidGate has no overlay of its own: the checkout either mounts in your page or hands off to a hosted payment page. There is no provider-painted popup in between.

Connect SolidGate in a couple of minutes

Set it up in the dashboard — no engineering ticket, no deploy.