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How to collect payments with your own Stripe account

Updated 2026-07-02

To collect payments with your own Stripe account, connect Stripe to Jupiter Signup once; from then on every sign-up form you build charges into your account. You keep the customer and payout relationship, and Jupiter Signup takes a flat 2% with no monthly fee.

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Steps

1. 1 Build a form that charges Describe any paid sign-up. As soon as it has a price, Jupiter Signup knows it needs to collect money.
2. 2 Connect your Stripe account Click connect and authorize your own Stripe account (Stripe Connect). Charges are made on your account, so payouts and receipts stay in Stripe where you work.
3. 3 Collect and reconcile People pay at checkout; the money settles into your Stripe balance. Jupiter Signup adds a flat 2% on top of Stripe's normal processing fee, with no monthly plan.

Frequently asked questions

Whose Stripe account is the money in?

Yours. Jupiter Signup runs on Stripe Connect and charges into your own account; it never sits between you and your customer.

Are there off-platform options too?

Yes. Alongside Stripe you can offer Venmo, PayPal, Cash App, Zelle, or cash and track who has paid, if you'd rather not run everything through cards.

What does Jupiter Signup cost?

There is no monthly plan. It takes a flat 2% of what you collect, on top of Stripe's normal processing fee. A sign-up that does not charge is free.

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