A self-hosted alternative to Stripe Payment Links and Gumroad and Razorpay Payment Links and Paddle and Lemon Squeezy and Payhip and a PayPal.me link
If you want payment links & checkout software you actually own instead of renting forever, LinkPay is an original, source-code alternative to Stripe Payment Links and Gumroad and Razorpay Payment Links and Paddle and Lemon Squeezy and Payhip and a PayPal.me link — self-hosted, rebrandable and a one-time licence from $149.
Why choose a source-code alternative?
Hosted tools like Stripe Payment Links and Gumroad and Razorpay Payment Links and Paddle and Lemon Squeezy and Payhip and a PayPal.me link are quick to start but you rent them forever, your data and branding live on their platform, and costs climb with seats and usage. A source-code platform like LinkPay flips that: you pay once, host it yourself, and keep full control of the code, data and customer relationship.
| LinkPay (self-hosted) | Stripe Payment Links and Gumroad and Razorpay Payment Links and Paddle and Lemon Squeezy and Payhip and a PayPal.me link (hosted SaaS) | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | One-time from $149 | Recurring monthly, scales with use |
| Ownership | You own the code & data | Vendor owns the platform |
| Customisation | Full source — change anything | Limited to their settings |
| Branding | White-label / resell | Their brand & limits |
What you get with LinkPay
- Shareable payment links for any product or service
- Subscription and recurring-payment pages
- One-click and hosted checkout pages
- Stripe, PayPal and Razorpay integrations
- Invoicing with PDF receipts
- Customer and transaction dashboards
Frequently asked questions
Is LinkPay really an alternative to Stripe Payment Links and Gumroad and Razorpay Payment Links and Paddle and Lemon Squeezy and Payhip and a PayPal.me link?
Yes — LinkPay covers the same core use case (payment links & checkout software) but ships as source code you self-host and own, instead of a hosted subscription like Stripe Payment Links and Gumroad and Razorpay Payment Links and Paddle and Lemon Squeezy and Payhip and a PayPal.me link.
Is it open source?
LinkPay is sold as a commercial source-code licence: you receive the full, readable codebase to host, modify and rebrand. It is not a public open-source repo, but you get and own the source — closer to self-hosted than a closed SaaS.
How much does it cost vs the SaaS?
From $149 one-time, versus recurring monthly fees that scale with seats or usage on hosted platforms. After purchase there is no revenue share.
Can I migrate or customise it?
Yes. Because you hold the source, you can customise features, integrate your own gateways/APIs and white-label it for your brand or clients.
Get a quote or a guided demo
Tell us your use case and we'll send pricing, a live demo walkthrough and licensing options for LinkPay. Usually a reply within one business day (IST).