The first branded checkout for Shopify, natively integrated with Whop.

No. WooshPayment activates as an interceptor: it sits alongside Shopify's native checkout, and when a customer clicks "Checkout" on your store they're automatically redirected to our mobile-first branded checkout on your subdomain (e.g. checkout.yoursite.com or {yourslug}.wooshpayment.com). Your product catalog, inventory, order management, and returns continue to run natively inside Shopify. Only the final payment experience changes — the one that actually impacts conversion. You can disable WooshPayment from your dashboard at any time: traffic routes back to the standard Shopify checkout automatically, with no need to restore backups or modify your theme. The transition is fully reversible and never alters your historical order data.

Yes. WooshPayment is compatible with all Shopify plans (Basic, Shopify, Advanced, Shopify Plus) and does not require Shopify Payments to be active. It also supports WooCommerce/WordPress via a dedicated plugin. It works with any theme (Dawn, Sense, third-party premium themes, or custom themes) because it integrates via script tag and never modifies your theme code. There are no geographic restrictions: you can use it for both Italian and international merchants, in any currency supported by Whop. The only requirement is the ability to install a script tag and configure a subdomain DNS record (you can use the free wooshpayment.com subdomain or connect a custom domain). Setup is technically identical for every merchant.

WooshPayment uses Whop as a certified Payment Service Provider (PSP). Whop processes transactions with cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express), native Apple Pay and Google Pay, and is PCI-DSS Level 1 compliant — meaning card data never touches our servers. Funds arrive in your bank account on Whop's standard schedule (T+2 business days). We also support alternative payment methods tailored for European markets: Cash on Delivery (COD) with optional phone-number verification, and Bank Transfer with automatic instructions. Refunds and returns are managed from your WooshPayment dashboard and propagated to Whop in real time. For every transaction you get full logs, tax-compliant receipts, and server-side conversion pixel tracking for Meta, TikTok, and GA4.

On average 8-12 minutes. The process is guided by a 5-step wizard: (1) connect your Shopify store via a Custom App (Admin API token with the 7 required scopes, step-by-step guide included with screenshots of the 2026 Shopify UI); (2) pick your subdomain or connect a custom domain; (3) upload your logo and define brand colors for the checkout; (4) configure shipping rates and VAT rules (auto-detect OSS for EU merchants); (5) install the script tag via copy-paste into theme.liquid or via automatic App Embed. You always get a live checkout preview before publishing. The full configuration is free: you only pay €99/month once you activate the live checkout. If you get stuck, our English-speaking support replies via dedicated chat.

The WooshPayment checkout keeps working even when Whop is temporarily offline, thanks to graceful degradation. Card payments are queued in our retry pipeline and processed as soon as Whop is back up (zero order loss). In the meantime, customers can complete purchases using alternative methods: Cash on Delivery (COD) and Bank Transfer, which don't depend on Whop. Whop's status is monitored in real time and publicly visible at status.wooshpayment.com. Historically Whop has maintained 99.97% uptime over the past 12 months — less than 3 hours of total downtime per year. In case of critical incidents you'll receive notification via email + Slack (on Scale) within 5 minutes of the event start, plus a post-mortem after each major incident.

Yes, no penalties and no time commitments. You can cancel directly from your WooshPayment dashboard with a single click — no need to contact support or respond to retention emails. Once confirmed, the WooshPayment checkout deactivates on your store within 60 seconds and traffic automatically returns to the original Shopify checkout. The installed script tag becomes inactive (you can remove it manually whenever you want, but it does no harm if left in place). Historical order data remains accessible in your dashboard for 90 days after cancellation: you can export it in CSV/JSON for accounting backup or transfer. After 90 days the data is permanently deleted in compliance with GDPR. Active Whop subscriptions at cancellation time are communicated via webhook to your system.

Yes, the Demo mode is free and requires no credit card: you can configure everything (Whop, Shopify, brand, shipping) and see a live preview of the checkout without paying a euro. The checkout only goes live when you subscribe to WooshPayment at €99/month flat — a single all-inclusive plan with a one-page branded checkout on a subdomain or custom domain, native Whop integration with Apple Pay and Google Pay, server-side pixels for Meta CAPI, TikTok Events API, and Google Analytics 4, branded transactional emails (order confirmed, shipped, delivered), analytics dashboard, unlimited orders. €99/month flat, no transaction fees from us (Whop's standard ~3% fees are Whop's, not ours). No lock-in: cancel anytime and the checkout returns to Demo mode.

Yes. WooshPayment is built with security-by-design and end-to-end GDPR compliance. All sensitive data (API tokens, Whop keys, store credentials) is encrypted at rest with AES-256 and never exposed in plaintext in logs or API responses. Transmission is always HTTPS-forced with HSTS preload and TLS 1.3. Our hosting is entirely within the EU (Frankfurt servers, AWS Region eu-central-1) and no personal data is ever transferred outside the European Union without explicit merchant consent. We don't sell, don't share, and don't analyze your customers' data for third-party advertising purposes: our business model is entirely based on SaaS subscriptions. Our full Privacy Policy (wooshpayment.com/privacy) details every legal basis, every sub-processor (Vercel, Supabase, Whop), and the data subject's rights under GDPR. External security audits performed annually.