By integrating Stripe with Zeeg, you can easily get paid for the time offered to the invitees. Zeeg accepts card payments and the other payment methods you turn on in Stripe, across your one-on-one, group, and collective events.
To collect payments for your Zeeg events, you must have a paid subscription. Learn about Zeeg pricing here.
How to integrate Stripe with Zeeg
Please sign up for a Stripe account form here if you don't already have one.
Go to Developer -> API Keys and copy your Stripe account's Publishable key from here:
In your Zeeg panel, go to Stripe Integration, enter your Stripe account's Publishable key first:
Then go back to your Stripe tab and create restricted key:
Enter your restricted key in the settings of the Zeeg - Stripe integration.
Once your account is successfully connected, you'll see your Stripe's account information listed.
Offer PayPal and other payment methods
Your booking page shows the payment methods you turn on in your Stripe account, such as PayPal, Klarna, Apple Pay, Google Pay or Amazon Pay.
In Stripe, open Settings → Payment methods.
Turn on PayPal (under Wallets) and any other method you want to offer. For PayPal, Stripe asks you to link your PayPal account.
Open your booking page. The new method shows up next to card payment, with nothing to change in Zeeg.
PayPal through Stripe is available for Stripe accounts in most European countries, including Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
Zeeg confirms a booking only once the payment is authorised, so methods that can't be authorised in advance (SEPA Direct Debit, iDEAL, EPS, Bancontact) don't show on your booking page.