Jesse Degger

It looks promising, but the amount of info you have to give for the trial is off-putting. I think you should redesign your demo / trial to allow people to sign up with way less details, especially not directly asking for card details.

@blakemanzo Hey Blake, it's been a while! Great to see you launched such a good product and the response to the product is also very good. Is this product focused on the American market? And if so, are you not located in Sydney anymore? Take care! Jesse

For anyone curious how much they made (and how far they still have to go to beat the million dollar homepage). Run this snippet in the console on the https://button.do/history/ page: (function(){ let sum = 0; const bidList = $$('#table-cont tr > td:nth-child(2)'); for(let bid of bidList){ sum += parseFloat(bid.innerText); } alert('Total earned by button.do: \n\n$' + Math.round(sum * 100)...

"Free Download" The "free" bit is downright misleading. Nothing free about it except for a 14 day trial, or are we going to argue that it's free because I was able to download the executable? I don't mind paying for products but please be transparent about the pricing. Personally, this drives me away.

Looking good! Is it possible to get a bit of public transparency on pricing?

I've used Mollie on and off for years now and integrated in more than one system. The new website looks really good guys! Keep up the good work. My only problem with Mollie versus other PSPs is that the Mollie API is bit hard to use. For example recurring payments do not show up in the test environment. It would be awesome if the testing environment was way more elaborate. Also the customer...