Getting paid with Stripe

Connect Stripe, understand the plans, and take real payments from your page.

Turning your page into a business that gets paid

A page and an inbox tell people what you do. Payments are what make it a business. MyInc uses Stripe to take real money from your page, so customers can pay you directly.

Connecting Stripe

Connecting Stripe is a short, guided process. Here's how it goes:

1. Start in your Payments area. Open the Payments (the "Pay" widget) on your dashboard and tap Connect Stripe.
2. Finish Stripe's secure setup. You're taken to Stripe's own hosted onboarding to enter your business details, verify your identity, and add your bank account. This is the standard verification every payment business does, and it usually takes a few minutes. When you're done, you land back on MyInc.
3. Start accepting payments. Once Stripe finishes verifying you, your page can take real payments right away. If your dashboard still shows a "finishing setup" or "continue on Stripe" state, it just means Stripe needs a couple more details — tap it to hop back to Stripe and wrap up. We show your real readiness, so this is your cue to finish, not a glitch.

How the money flows (and the fees)

We try to be completely clear about money, so here's exactly how it works:

• Customers pay you directly. Each charge goes to your Stripe account, and Stripe pays out to your bank on its normal schedule. You're not waiting on MyInc to forward your money.
• MyInc keeps a 10% platform fee on each sale. Stripe's card-processing fees are separate — Stripe deducts those on its own. Everything else is yours.
• Your name shows on the card statement. Customers see your business name on their statement, not MyInc's. It's your business.

Managing your money

You get your own Stripe Dashboard at stripe.com, tied to the account you connected. That's where you watch payments come in, see payouts to your bank, and handle refunds or disputes whenever you need to.

How checkout works

When a customer is ready to pay, MyInc creates a fresh checkout session for that click. These sessions are made for the moment and are short-lived, so a checkout link is not something to save and reuse later. Each purchase starts its own session.

The plans

MyInc has a few plans so you can start small and grow:

• Free, to set up your company, page, and email and see how it works.
• Starter at $49 per month, which begins with a 7-day trial that you start by adding a card. You are not charged during the trial, and the plan begins after it.
• A $99 per month plan for founders who want more.
• Custom, for needs that go beyond the standard plans.

The trial

The Starter trial is a 7-day card trial: you add a card to begin, you are not billed during the seven days, and billing starts after the trial unless you cancel. This lets you put the paid features to work before committing.

Getting your first sale

The simplest path to revenue is:

1. Connect Stripe.
2. Make sure your page clearly states what you sell and what it costs.
3. Publish the page so people can reach it.
4. Share the page with people who might buy.

From there, your team can help with the follow-up: answering questions in your inbox and keeping the page sharp. You approve the replies, and the payments flow through Stripe.