Stan is a storefront that sells for you and takes a share of the sale. SettleQuik shows the payment methods you already have and steps out of the way.
Create a free payment pageTwo tools with different jobs. This is where they differ, including where Stan does more.
| Feature | SettleQuik | Stan |
|---|---|---|
| Who receives the money | ✓ You do, on your own apps | Their checkout Processed on the platform |
| Percentage taken from payments | ✓ None | Check their pricing A share of sales applies |
| Deep links that open the payment app | ✓ Venmo, Cash App, Revolut, Bitcoin and more | × Hosted checkout |
| Payment methods you can display | ✓ 20, including Paxum, Wise, Pix and crypto | Card-led Primarily card checkout |
| Built for restricted and adult-adjacent verticals | ✓ Yes | Restricted Standard terms apply |
| Invoice builder | ✓ Pro and above | × |
| Clicks tracked per payment method | ✓ Pro and above | General Store analytics |
| Multi-creator roster management | ✓ Agency plan | × Individual creators |
| Link health monitoring | ✓ Weekly checks on Agency | × |
| Courses, funnels and digital products | × Not what it does | ✓ Core product |
| Free plan | ✓ 1 page, 3 methods | ✓ |
Stan details reflect their publicly published plans and pricing at the time of writing, and their fee structure varies by plan. Check stan.store for their current terms.
Stan runs the checkout, which is why it can take a percentage. SettleQuik never handles a payment, so there is no percentage to take. Your client pays you on Cash App or Wise exactly as they would if you had texted them your handle.
Stan sends everyone through its own branded checkout with a card. SettleQuik opens the app already on your client's phone. Fewer steps, no new account, and nothing to rebuild if you change how you take money.
Stan operates under standard terms that restrict adult and other high-risk categories. SettleQuik exists because those creators lose payment links regularly and need a page that expects it.
If you are selling courses, coaching packages or digital products and want a storefront, funnels and card checkout, Stan does all of that and SettleQuik does none of it. Some creators would reasonably run both — Stan for products, SettleQuik for everything else they get paid for.
SettleQuik never takes a percentage of what your clients pay you.
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