
Auckland
Samantha Thornton-Jones
Website Designer & Developer
Set up payments, subscriptions or connected billing flows with a New Zealand specialist who can make Stripe work with your business.

Auckland
Samantha Thornton-Jones
Website Designer & Developer

Waikato
Tom Dawson
Brand Designer & Website Designer

Nelson
Rachel Moffitt
Marketing Consultant & Community Connector

Taupo
Brett Ransley
Senior Full-stack Developer & CMS Expert (Joomla & WordPress)

Christchurch
Barbi Larkins
Wordpress Web Designer

Auckland
Tonya Knight
Digital Marketing, Meta & Google Ads Specialist
What this work can unlock
A specialist can help make the payment journey feel straightforward for customers while ensuring the right payment events reach your website, systems and team.
Set up a checkout flow that suits the way customers buy your services, products or bookings.
Configure recurring plans, customer billing changes and the processes your team needs around ongoing payments.
Link payment information to the systems that handle orders, customers, invoices or reporting.
How Unicorn Factory works
Create one project brief, compare applications from relevant freelancers, and choose who you would like to meet.
Step 01
Use the guided brief to explain the outcome, timing, budget, and context. You do not need to prepare a technical specification.
Freelancers in our network
Tell us how customers pay today and what needs to change. We will share your brief with suitable freelancers across our network.
Tell us about your project
Website Designer & Developer

Brand Designer & Website Designer

Marketing Consultant & Community Connector

Senior Full-stack Developer & CMS Expert (Joomla & WordPress)

Wordpress Web Designer

Digital Marketing, Meta & Google Ads Specialist

Full Stack Web Developer

Founder & Principal Systems Architect
Ways to use this expertise
Use these examples to frame the job. The final approach depends on your website, product, payment model and existing systems.
Add a clear payment journey to an existing website, booking flow or product purchase.
Create an ongoing billing flow for memberships, services or software products.
Connect Stripe payments with the business systems used to manage orders, invoices or reconciliation.
Proof lives in the work
Review related projects to understand the types of customer journeys and connected systems freelancers in our network can help build.
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Costs vary depending on whether you need a focused checkout, recurring billing or a more tailored connection with your existing systems.
A defined payment flow on an existing site with basic configuration, implementation and testing.
NZ$800โNZ$2,500
Recurring plans, customer billing management and connected workflows for a service or product.
NZ$2,500โNZ$8,000
A more involved build with tailored customer journeys, multiple systems and extended testing.
NZ$8,000โNZ$25,000+
Indicative New Zealand dollar estimates only, excluding GST and Stripe or other software fees. Freelancers set their own pricing after reviewing your scope.
Frequently asked questions
Answers to the questions clients commonly ask before starting a brief.
Start with the outcome and the context you already have. A polished specification is not required.
No. Explain what you sell and how customers currently pay. A freelancer can advise what needs to be set up in your business account.
Often it can. Include the website platform and any booking, ecommerce, CRM or accounting tools in your brief so applicants can confirm the options.
Yes. Describe your plans, billing frequency, trials or customer changes so the freelancer can scope the right subscription flow.
A focused checkout can take days or a few weeks. Subscription or multi-system work usually needs more planning and testing.
Ask how the proposed setup handles payment events, account access and testing, and keep your Stripe account under your business control.
Ready to get moving?
You can start with the product, service or billing problem rather than a finished technical specification.