Notes on shipping SaaS without Stripe.
Guides, comparisons, and deep dives into PayProGlobal, Paddle, Lemon Squeezy, merchant-of-record providers, and the Next.js + Supabase plumbing behind NoStripeKit.
Best Stripe Alternatives for Developers (2026)
The shortlist of payment providers that actually work for SaaS developers outside Stripe's supported countries — with regional picks and migration notes.
Read article →How to Accept SaaS Payments Without Stripe (2026 Guide)
A practical walkthrough of every realistic way to accept SaaS payments when Stripe is not an option — gateways, merchant of record, tax, payouts, and a code example.
Read article →Integrate PayProGlobal with Next.js — Webhooks, Subscriptions, Supabase
An end-to-end technical walkthrough of integrating PayProGlobal into a Next.js 16 app — checkout, IPN signature verification, subscription state, and Supabase + RLS.
Read article →Lemon Squeezy After the Stripe Acquisition — Alternatives That Still Work Everywhere
What changed after Stripe acquired Lemon Squeezy, who is affected, and the alternatives that still serve developers in Stripe-unsupported countries.
Read article →Merchant of Record vs Payment Gateway (Plain English for SaaS Devs)
What 'merchant of record' actually means, who handles VAT and sales tax, and when an MoR makes more sense than a raw payment gateway for a small SaaS.
Read article →Next.js + Supabase Multi-Tenancy with RLS (Production Patterns)
Workspace-based multi-tenancy in Next.js + Supabase: schema, RLS policies, RBAC, and the pitfalls (recursive policies, RLS performance) that bite at scale.
Read article →PayProGlobal vs Stripe vs Paddle vs Lemon Squeezy (2026)
A side-by-side comparison of the four payment providers SaaS developers actually use — coverage, fees, MoR status, verification friction, and the country problem.
Read article →Stripe Is Not Available in My Country — What to Do (2026)
Region-by-region playbook for SaaS developers in countries Stripe doesn't support — Ukraine, India, Nigeria, Brazil, SEA, and why opening a US LLC is rarely worth it.
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