Introduction to Swipe Fast 💳

Hey, I'm Jacob, the founder of swipefast and I thought I'd just do a little how to to introduce you to Swipe Fast.

I spent the last few months building it, to solve a problem for myself because I wanted a seamless checkout.

Made it easy to create, show up online and then have everything figured out.

So, this is exactly what it looks like.

Over here you can click to try to checkout.

I've integrated stripe, lemon squeezy, PayPal, kit, beehive, mailchimp, all of that.

And there's more, content coming soon.

You can have like products and services and memberships and all sorts, over here.

And it's live now.

There will soon be a community associated to it too.

so you can sort of check out whichever plan you have and the FAQs and all of that.

the fun thing as well is that it also has agents.

So you can connect it by getting your key round in the back.

and then it has an mcp so you don't even need to log in if you don't want to.

You can just connect it here, all the directions are here.

And then you can log into claude code, for example, and say, hey, where are my products?

And then you see, it sort of shows you, products and things over here.

So, when I log in, you sort of see my dashboard over here you can see gross revenue and things.

you can go to your checkouts and you can create different types of checkouts.

Now for example, with me, I used this for the default cart.

So this is something super simple.

But if you want to take it a step further, what you can do is actually have HTML coded inside of claude.

I mean, so, you're able to see how I made this pretty.

I've written a how to guide which shows you how to use swipe fast with a little prompt, to basically, once you're in here, create landing pages that look like this.

So, once you paste your code here on the left, you actually get a fully nice preview of what that can look like.

and then basically the checkout page on the bottom is covered.

Everything is really smooth.

So you just click your way around, you add your name.

If you have taxes and things, you can add all of that.

and then your upsells are one click.

you can manage all of that.

And then basically the upsell page works in a similar way.

So you can copy and Paste your HTML or you can just have your headline and it already knows, if I remove that then sets the default which is still pretty nice checkout.

And then when you do add that, then it removes that sort of bit here that was saying hey, wait a minute before you go, then you've got your thank you page, stuff like that.

And then you can also have your automation.

So I'm a big fan of kit but you can use Beehive and all of those.

So for the moment for this test I've just integrated it.

You just say I want to add a tag, choose a tag, add a rule.

and then you can also have tracking so analytics, meta, pixels, any other tracking that you want to have is all here.

You can also track your sales and your reports and you can download PDFs to send to your accountants or when you file everything in one go.

you can also check for affiliates and you can refer swipe fast.

There's also a leaderboard which will track basically who makes the most sales.

So you can opt in or out of that by simply clicking a button.

it won't rank the page, won't show you anywhere unless you want it to.

And then in your automations you can set up everything quite seamlessly here.

and then with your integrations so far there's like Stripe, PayPal, Lemon Squeezy, Metapixel, Zapier, make custom web hooks.

You see I've connected my own kit and there's more coming very very soon.

So in your profile, your settings and all of that, that's sort of the standard stuff if you want to leave a testimonial or feedback.

I love feedback and bugs because I will fix all of that.

And then I keep track of the users and things.

So this is what it looks like at a glance.

If I were you I would sort of like have a read at the blogs, look at the agents, that is a really, really cool feature here because you can get your Claude, you just get a connection key and after that you can have an endpoint.

There's a REST API so you can also view and create landing pages on the fly and then there's lots of sort of bits and pieces on the blogs, depending on which payment provider you have and all of that.

So I'm not really sure how this is going to go, but I was excited to solve a problem of my own and I'm excited to have you here and look forward to it.