Which payment platform are more friendly to startups?

[jerryoverwrite]

Hi Guys，
Our company is a small start-up，we are developing a app for helping parents remotely monitor children's phones.Our product has dual advantages in functionality and price.
User can take advantage of the GPS or Wi-Fi location tracking technology to track the real-time locations.Also can set up a geo-fence and get alerts when your target people enters or exits the virtual boundary.
And also provide the function of monitor phone messages, contacts, call logs, browser histories, calendars, and more from other's phones.
Now we need to integrate a payment platform for service subscription.

We learned about 2checkout and PayPal on Google,but have some conditions.
Which payment platform have you all used that are more friendly to startups?

 

[fisicx]

If the app is going to be on the Apple App Store or Google play you will be using the built in payment systems.

If not then how will parents be downloading and installing the app?

 

[jerryoverwrite]

Yes,it will be released to the apple market,and user can also view and control through the web portal.
User can choose different packages ,and then enters the authorization code to obtain more functional permissions in the app.

 

[uk_moss]

Paid app downloads in both marketplaces seem to be required the built-in payment systems.

 

[jerryoverwrite]

Yes,IAP is also integrated.Users can also use only the web version,or obtain installation links within our community

 

[Hooble]

Hello,

We use TrustPayments and they are amazing, we were previously with SagePay who got brought out. It was like night and day moving to TrustPayments and their API is nice to work with according to our developer. They also do not charge on tokens I believe, so you can have continuous card authority without holding card details and without extra charges when people change / add / remove cards.