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Our tool offers a monthly-based subscription, with recurrent payments.
You share your payment data once, and the system will automatically renew the subscription for another billing period.
You can cancel your subscription at any time.

What happens if I don’t have enough money on my account to renew my subscription or my payment method does not work?

If we can’t withdraw the money for the next billing period, you will receive an email from us.
We will keep on providing the service for the next 7 days. The system will make several attempts to withdraw the money. In case of failure, the subscription of your application will be automatically downgraded to FREE, and the customized paid options will be deactivated.

We accept payment through PayPal and VISA/Mastercard.
For details on how to make a bank transfer payment, please email us at contact@stripo.email.
Please note: In the case of a bank transfer, you must make one payment for an entire year.

In the documentation for plugin configuration or in the "Integration of the Stripo plugin" menu of your account.

Yes, it is possible to deploy everything on your side. We call this a "Professional subscription". In order to obtain one, please email us at contact@stripo.email. The final proposal and customization will depend on your requirements.

The Display Conditions feature allows your clients and their users to choose which email elements will be shown to recipients, depending on the conditions you’ve set.

Example:

The Display Conditions feature saves time on email production. How exactly? Instead of building a few emails and segmenting the contact base, your users build just one email for different groups. The biggest part of it is shared (i.e., meant for everyone: men, women, and those who have not yet shared their gender preferences). Other email elements are meant specifically for men, women, or those who have not set their gender. All these elements are stored in one email. However, the Display Conditions option will show these elements respectively. Women will see the elements meant for women only as well as the shared part of the email. Men will see the elements meant for men only as well as the shared elements.

Your users can set conditions manually in the editor or select them from a list of predefined conditions set previously. For more information, please refer to our blog post. You can set conditions based on gender, marital status, geographical location, and so on.

For more details on how to use the Display Conditions feature, please watch our video or refer to the article in the Help Center.

The Stripo Plugin has a JavaScript API and a Backend API. The JavaScript API is used for interaction with the UI part of the plugin, and the Backend API is used to combine two files (HTML and CSS) to produce a ready-to-send email template.

The Stripo Plugin JS API can be accessed via the window.StripoApi JS object.

Here are the available JS API functions:

• "getTemplate" — this method returns the HTML and CSS codes with the plugin internal extra styles and editor markup. You should call the getTemplate function to take modified HTML and CSS out from the editor to save into your DB. Please check out the samples in our GitHub repository;

Format: callback(HTML, CSS, width, height)

Example:
window.StripoApi.getTemplate((html, css)=>{console.log(html)})

• "compileEmail" — this method returns compiled and compressed HTML code that is ready to be sent out to clients;

Format: callback(error, html, ampHtml, ampErrors).

Example:
window.StripoApi.compileEmail((error, html, ampHtml, ampErrors) => {console.log(html)})

• "getTitle" — this method returns an email title/subject line;
• "setTitle" — this method sets the email title/subject line;
• "getHiddenPreHeader" — this method returns hidden preheaders in emails;
• "setHiddenPreHeader" — this method sets hidden preheaders in emails;
• "getGoogleAnnotations" — this method returns the Gmail Promo Annotations microdata inserted into the HTML code of the email template in the editor;
• "setGoogleAnnotations" — this method inserts/modifies the Gmail Promo Annotations microdata in the HTML code of the opened email template in the editor.

The null value is returned if the microdata code is not presented there.

If any of the parameters are disabled or empty, the empty data is returned (e.g., discountCode: '').

• "allDataSaved" — this parameter helps identify whether all changes are saved.

If anything is not saved, it returns False; if everything is saved, it returns True.

It can be applied only if you don’t use the Autosave option.

• "showAmpErrorsModal" — use this function to display the AMP validation error in the Stripo preview mode if there are any in the email template.

For a more detailed description of the Stripo Plugin, please refer to the Stripo Plugin Documentation.