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so the question is do you need a website to accept credit card payments online the short answer is no you don't and it's sometimes not as simple as just a yes-or-no so I'm gonna go over 7 ways that you can actually take credit card payments online without a website and I'm gonna give you the specific tools that you're gonna need in order to accomplish that so this is a great question I get asked this question in comments and emails all of the time you know do I need a website how how in-depth do I need to go with programming and things like that and this video here is one segment of another video that I did which covered the five broad topics or the five broad ways to accept credit cards online and on your website so if you haven't seen that video I'll link it in the description and in this video we're gonna go over seven specific software tools that you can use that will allow you to take credit card payments online in general without having a full-blown website so one of the main considerations to ask yourself in terms of deciding the solution for you is how are you taking the payment from your customer are you filling manual orders or do you have some sort of automation in process where you want a page out there online that your customer can fill out all on their own and then you get an email notification or some sort of notification once the payments made or are you talking to them over the phone or maybe in person and you're fulfilling manual orders so you don't need a website through Wix Squarespace or any other payment page builders you don't need a wordpress website and you certainly don't need a custom site these are all off the shelf tools and here's the list of seven and I'm gonna talk to you about how you can utilize each of these solutions and how they're gonna play into your payment collection process so with that here's the list number seven is PayPal there's a couple different ways you can use PayPal I'm sure none of you are surprised that that one made the list because it's been around forever but PayPal dot he is an invoicing tool and you can go and sign up for that it's part of your PayPal account right now so if you have one just go to paypal.com then it gives you an option to set up open-ended payments where your customer can type a dollar amount in and it gives you the ability to invoice so if you're just starting out there's no setup costs you pay only the transaction fee when you accept a payment so it's a great starter solution number six is an integration with stripe and the software is called simply pay and you can find it at simply paid em II it is...