10 engineers on Hacker News describe using Authorize.net first-hand: 1 endorse it, 1 regret it, 1 are mixed.
“The api isn't near as good, but it works, and we don't worry about random account freezes.”
mixed · production · Zebfross · 2022-10-22 · source ↗ · wrong label?“Authorize.net's automatic recurring billing system doesn't allow you to change the amount in between pay periods, so we had to do something similar”
regret · production · pavel_lishin · 2010-10-22 · source ↗ · wrong label?“we use a combination of our own merchant account through a reseller and Authorize.net, which has about half the monthly fees of the PayPal option”
endorse · production · rbritton · 2010-10-08 · source ↗ · wrong label?“that was the reason why we switched to them from Authorize.net.”
neutral · production · celestialcheese · 2022-11-03 · source ↗ · wrong label?“passed the decrypted (private key stored locally) card and charge information to Authorize.Net, if successful it would then write a success”
neutral · production · jermaustin1 · 2018-11-30 · source ↗ · wrong label?“We've rebuilt our website and ecommerce basically from the ground up four times... launched with Authorize.net and moved to PayPal soon after”
neutral · production · SwellJoe · 2018-04-26 · source ↗ · wrong label?“we switched over to Authorize where after some negotation we get 1.7% transaction fee, $20/month for the account”
neutral · production · shiftpgdn · 2012-08-07 · source ↗ · wrong label?“when we ditched authorize.net I migrated to ippay by changing a couple lines of code.”
neutral · production · jauer · 2012-06-21 · source ↗ · wrong label?“We run several million dollars worth of credit card transactions per year( through cybersource and authorize.net right now )”
neutral · production · diolpah · 2011-10-11 · source ↗ · wrong label?“There were three web interfaces for three different companies (Authorize.net, merchant services bank, and some sort of reporting service”
neutral · production · SwellJoe · 2010-06-14 · source ↗ · wrong label?