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FastSpring wins Stevie Award for "Customer Service Department of the Year"(fastspringblog.com)
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by fastspring 13y ago
Try all-inclusive SaaSy.com
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by fastspring 13y ago
Take a look at FastSpring. Global coverage for developer clients, their end users, payment methods/currencies located all around the world, and an embedded store SDK used to power such app stores as Adobe's new Exchange. Pricing i
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by fastspring 13y ago
Anytime you collect less info, it makes your fraud screen less intelligent. But it is all a balancing act and much more an art than science to keep consumer inconvenience to a minimum while not having more chargebacks than you or your merc
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by fastspring 13y ago
Gotcha. In case it's helpful, FastSpring order pages are localized into these languages: Arabic, Chinese (Traditional and Simplified), Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, French, German, Greek, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Lithuanian, Polish, Port
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by fastspring 13y ago
You may want to take a look at this post from last week: "Why Using Multi-Currency Makes Cents": http://bit.ly/18Hilrv
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by fastspring 13y ago
FastSpring and SaaSy handle global tax collection, payment, etc. for desktop software, SaaS, and downloadable gaming companies. We are the merchant of record, so the vendor is not responsible for collecting and remitting taxes, we are. Ther
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All-In-One E-Commerce Solution FastSpring Takes First Outside Investment(techcrunch.com)
1 points by fastspring 13y ago|0 comments
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by fastspring 13y ago
If you're looking for an all-in-one solution, there's FastSpring and its sister service for SaaS offerings, SaaSy.com
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by fastspring 13y ago
You may want to take a look at SaaSy.com, it's all-inclusive and works with developers in most every country.
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by fastspring 13y ago
See FastSpring if you're looking to sell SaaS or downloadable software or games. No upfront or monthly costs, limitless, rapid-response support, free setup, and it's uniquely full service.
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by fastspring 13y ago
You might check out SaaSy.com. It's the all-in-one option for recurring global transactions which enables developers to avoid having to develop subscription management or e-commerce functionality separately.
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by fastspring 14y ago
Perhaps FastSpring would be a good fit for you. Any country the US isn't banned from doing business with is applicable. Users pay in various global currencies and the order pages are translated. I'm the CEO. Funny that you mention Venezuela
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by fastspring 14y ago
When you use a full-service e-commerce service that serves as a reseller and is the merchant of record, taxes become their responsibility, not yours. At FastSpring, we handle VAT and have dealt with all the different issues that come with i
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by fastspring 14y ago
Indeed. See SaaSy.com
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by fastspring 14y ago
True. Though we mainly deal in downloadable software/games and SaaS where margins are usually pretty high.
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by fastspring 14y ago
When you look at the service and functionality you get in exchange for paying more, you realize that in reality FastSpring actually means paying less, earning more (profit). Take a look at the FastSpring or SaaSy features pages, and as you
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by fastspring 14y ago
Indeed, FastSpring is the reseller, the merchant of record, so everything gets outsourced.
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by fastspring 14y ago
Re: tax and data protection rules in Europe, over 1/2 of our clients are located outside the US, the majority of those in the EU, and so we have been handling the key EU issues (VAT, euro payment methods & currencies, EU language suppor
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by fastspring 14y ago
SaaSy from FastSpring is an all-inclusive, full service offering that requires far less development work to obtain the key functionality needed for a serious SaaS business. SaaSy has no monthly charges, handles global tax management (VAT in
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by fastspring 14y ago
Dan, FastSpring’s CEO, here. That’s a good question. With FastSpring, you don’t lose track of your site visitors because we support cross-domain tracking. When a purchase doesn’t complete, you can see the order issues and resolve them as ap
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by fastspring 14y ago
Wise to test different trial expiration scenarios against each other, some based on usage time, some based on product feature usage, some a combination of the two. You'll often be surprised which scenario is optimal and by how much.
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by fastspring 15y ago
Unfortunately one of our marketing servers was exploited (our store servers are completely separate, not even in the same data centers) which caused a Google Badware flag. We immediately cleaned the server and submitted it for review, Goog
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by fastspring 15y ago
SaaSy.com, which is all-inclusive, avoids most of the development work and it mostly GUI based as opposed to API, in case that's of interest to you.
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by fastspring 15y ago
SaaSy.com works with vendors in most any country, supports 10+ global currencies, handles global taxes, order pages are translated into 20 languages, and basic integrations take 12-72 hours for the store to launch.
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by fastspring 15y ago
FastSpring may be too full-service for what you're looking for, I'm not sure. 10 currencies are supported, 20 languages, there's multi-store management as you mentioned, etc. However, the products need to be digitally fulfilled (or be shipp
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by fastspring 15y ago
SaaSy.com is all-inclusive.
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by fastspring 15y ago
You may want to also consider SaaSy.com: - All-inclusive – hardly any development work needed - More functionality - GUI-based for the most part - Global tax/VAT management - Works with vendors in most any country - 10 currencies - 20 langu
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by fastspring 15y ago
You may want to also consider SaaSy.com: - All-inclusive – hardly any development work needed - More functionality - GUI-based for the most part - Global tax/VAT management - Works with vendors in most any country - 10 currencies - 20 langu
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by fastspring 15y ago
SaaSy supports all countries the US can do business with. 10+ currencies, 20 languages, global tax management, etc.

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