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Using Lemon Squeezy instead of Stripe

How to use Lemon Squeezy instead of Stripe in your Makerkit application

To use Lemon Squeezy instead of Stripe, you should use the branch main-ls to develop your SaaS.

The Lemon Squeezy configuration is slightly different from the Stripe configuration as it accepts a variant ID instead of a price ID.

subscriptions: { plans: [ { name: 'Basic', description: 'Description of your Basic plan', badge: `Up to 20 users`, features: [ 'Basic Reporting', 'Up to 20 users', '1GB for each user', 'Chat Support', ], plans: [ { name: 'Monthly', price: '$9', variantID: '<your variant ID>', }, { name: 'Yearly', price: '$90', variantID: '<your variant ID>', }, ], }, { name: 'Pro', badge: `Most Popular`, recommended: true, description: 'Description of your Pro plan', features: [ 'Advanced Reporting', 'Up to 50 users', '5GB for each user', 'Chat and Phone Support', ], plans: [ { name: 'Monthly', price: '$29', variantID: '<your variant ID>', }, { name: 'Yearly', price: '$200', variantID: '<your variant ID>', }, ], }, { name: 'Premium', description: 'Description of your Premium plan', badge: ``, features: [ 'Advanced Reporting', 'Unlimited users', '50GB for each user', 'Account Manager', ], plans: [ { name: '', price: 'Contact us', label: `Contact us`, href: `/contact`, }, ], }, ] }

Please refer to the complete Lemon Squeezy documentation for more details.


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