For developer Sander van Hooft, Laravel Cashier was initially part of a side project. He was in talks with a large platform that required a recurring payments solution, with a wider range of options than those available up to that point. After exploring the existing options, he approached Mollie. At the time Mollie had already received numerous inquiries regarding whether it was possible to integrate their features in Cashier. Sander got in touch with Taylor Otwell, the founder of Laravel, and that’s when the ball started rolling. The solution that Sander built is not only an official part of the Cashier package, it also offers business value for entrepreneurs and makes the work of fellow developers much easier.
Many people have tried to adapt the existing Cashier solutions so that they would be suitable for the European market. This is because European customers prefer other payment methods than those previously offered by Laravel Cashier. The attempts were largely unsuccessful. Sander: “If you want to deviate from the current setup even slightly, you’ll get stuck. That’s a risk for entrepreneurs when building a business. A developer runs the risk of trying to create all sorts of things, spending a lot of time doing so and then hitting a total dead end.”
For developer Sander van Hooft, Laravel Cashier was initially part of a side project. He was in talks with a large platform that required a recurring payments solution, with a wider range of options than those available up to that point. After exploring the existing options, he approached Mollie. At the time Mollie had already received numerous inquiries regarding whether it was possible to integrate their features in Cashier. Sander got in touch with Taylor Otwell, the founder of Laravel, and that’s when the ball started rolling. The solution that Sander built is not only an official part of the Cashier package, it also offers business value for entrepreneurs and makes the work of fellow developers much easier.
Many people have tried to adapt the existing Cashier solutions so that they would be suitable for the European market. This is because European customers prefer other payment methods than those previously offered by Laravel Cashier. The attempts were largely unsuccessful. Sander: “If you want to deviate from the current setup even slightly, you’ll get stuck. That’s a risk for entrepreneurs when building a business. A developer runs the risk of trying to create all sorts of things, spending a lot of time doing so and then hitting a total dead end.”
For developer Sander van Hooft, Laravel Cashier was initially part of a side project. He was in talks with a large platform that required a recurring payments solution, with a wider range of options than those available up to that point. After exploring the existing options, he approached Mollie. At the time Mollie had already received numerous inquiries regarding whether it was possible to integrate their features in Cashier. Sander got in touch with Taylor Otwell, the founder of Laravel, and that’s when the ball started rolling. The solution that Sander built is not only an official part of the Cashier package, it also offers business value for entrepreneurs and makes the work of fellow developers much easier.
Many people have tried to adapt the existing Cashier solutions so that they would be suitable for the European market. This is because European customers prefer other payment methods than those previously offered by Laravel Cashier. The attempts were largely unsuccessful. Sander: “If you want to deviate from the current setup even slightly, you’ll get stuck. That’s a risk for entrepreneurs when building a business. A developer runs the risk of trying to create all sorts of things, spending a lot of time doing so and then hitting a total dead end.”
For developer Sander van Hooft, Laravel Cashier was initially part of a side project. He was in talks with a large platform that required a recurring payments solution, with a wider range of options than those available up to that point. After exploring the existing options, he approached Mollie. At the time Mollie had already received numerous inquiries regarding whether it was possible to integrate their features in Cashier. Sander got in touch with Taylor Otwell, the founder of Laravel, and that’s when the ball started rolling. The solution that Sander built is not only an official part of the Cashier package, it also offers business value for entrepreneurs and makes the work of fellow developers much easier.
Many people have tried to adapt the existing Cashier solutions so that they would be suitable for the European market. This is because European customers prefer other payment methods than those previously offered by Laravel Cashier. The attempts were largely unsuccessful. Sander: “If you want to deviate from the current setup even slightly, you’ll get stuck. That’s a risk for entrepreneurs when building a business. A developer runs the risk of trying to create all sorts of things, spending a lot of time doing so and then hitting a total dead end.”