Tired of juggling Stripe docs, and PayPal's 2003 UI? We were too. Unified Pay is your no-fluff, multi-gateway payment manager for JavaScript projects.
Initialize payments in milliseconds across all major gateways
Built-in security measures and compliance handling
Stripe, PayPal, and more with one unified NPM package
Let's be honest: payment integration is a dumpster fire. We're just trying to throw fewer logs into it.
You ever wake up and think "Why are payments so unnecessarily complicated?"
Same. So we did something about it.
Unified Pay is what happens when a dev rage-quits Stripe docs and builds their own thing out of spite.
Is it perfect? If perfect means "doesn't crash often," then sure.
Does it work? Better than that intern-built integration you're still using.
"Simpler payments. Fewer breakdowns. More sleep."
– Every dev who touched Stripe docs
Features that you wish came default (a.k.a. Things You Actually Need)
createPayment() is the universal remote of payment APIs. Just configure and launch. Like missiles. But legal.
Unified Pay = your peace pipe. Skip 300 lines of SDK hell and just ship. Your sanity will thank you later.
Whether you're solo building in your PG room or running 5 freelancers from Telegram, Unified Pay won't judge.
Use any gateway. Switch any time. We're not a telecom company (thankfully).
Stripe, PayPal support. More gateways than a shopping mall, less confusing than their docs.
Built like democracy should be: open, clean, and resilient. With actual input validation.
Works most days. Pray on the rest.
import { createPayment } from 'unified-pay-core';
// Call this:
const payment = await createPayment({
gateway: "stripe",
amount: 1000,
currency: "INR",
customer: { email: "you@example.com" }
});
// Boom! You just saved 300 lines and 3 therapy sessions.Not gonna lie — this could just be vaporware. But if you want it, shout it out. We might just ship it (between coffee and existential dread).
Capitalism meets open-source guilt. Let us know if it's worth the effort.
Because accepting unsigned requests is a vibe... a bad one.
Because giving up after one try is so 2020.
'Visualize your failures. Or successes. We won't judge.'
Because clicking buttons is for marketing people.
Now with dark mode. Because of course it does.
'We'll reply to emails before the next Ice Age ().'
Let us know which features you actually care about — or we'll just keep pretending this isn't a TODO in Notion.
This isn't AWS. But we'll still try to help.
Found a bug? Yell on Twitter. We will fix it if we're not watching startup crash documentaries.
Made by someone who's debugged payment integrations at 3 AM.
Drop a tweet, leave feedback, Your input helps us build better tools for the dev community.
Join the developers who've already simplified their payment workflows.
Made with sarcasm, caffeine, and a dangerous amount of optimism.
Made with sarcasm, caffeine, and a dangerous amount of optimism.
© 2025 Unified Pay. Built with a dangerous amount of optimism.