PayMatch for WooCommerce

Stripe got paid.WooCommerce disagrees.

PayMatch identifies supported payment, amount, currency and refund mismatches between WooCommerce and Stripe—so your team can investigate before deciding what to fulfil, refund or reconcile.

Read-only reconciliation Runs on your WordPress site No PayMatch cloud dependency
Revenue review3 findings need attention
Read only
Financial exposure$418.00
Stripe paid · Woo pendingOrder #10482$249.00
Refund totals differOrder #10461$120.00
Captured amount differsOrder #10437$49.00
Verified clean47 recent ordersClear

Illustrative interface—not live merchant data.

One checkout. Two versions of the truth.

Payment succeeded. The order never caught up.

A shopper sees success in Stripe while the WooCommerce order stays Pending payment, Failed, On hold or Cancelled. Raw gateway logs may hold the clues, but they don't give your team a financial worklist.

PaymentStripe recordPayment succeeded
OrderWooCommerce recordOrder still pending

From disagreement to investigation

See what needs attention—without letting software make the decision.

01

Compare

Check WooCommerce Stripe orders against the matching PaymentIntent or Charge.

02

Quantify

Investigate supported amount and currency differences against the original payment records.

03

Review

Independently review the WooCommerce order and Stripe payment before deciding what to do.

04

Validate

Validate the plugin in your own staging environment before relying on it in production.

Designed to stay out of the money flow

Read-only by design.

PayMatch does not capture funds, issue refunds, replay webhooks or silently change order status. Stripe requests originate from the merchant's WordPress installation, and credentials are not sent to a PayMatch service.

Verify
before
acting

Start with a check. Add protection when you need it.

Compare the reconciliation focus.

Capability
FreeManual diagnostic
ProAnnual subscription
Read-only reconciliation
Supported payment mismatches
Supported amount and currency mismatches
Supported refund mismatches

PayMatch Pro

Find the revenue gaps worth reviewing.

PayMatch Pro is $79 per year for one site, billed annually through Lemon Squeezy. The price can be weighed against your own order values and operational costs, but PayMatch does not promise savings, recoveries, error-free operation or complete detection.

Read-only payment reconciliationNo automatic order changes or refunds

Plain answers before you install

Frequently asked questions

PayMatch surfaces discrepancies. Your team verifies the evidence and decides what happens next.

What problem does PayMatch look for?

It compares recent WooCommerce Stripe orders with Stripe and surfaces disagreements: Stripe-paid orders left pending, failed, on hold or cancelled in WooCommerce; WooCommerce-paid orders Stripe does not confirm; and refund, amount or currency mismatches.

Does PayMatch change orders or move money?

No. PayMatch is intentionally read-only for payment reconciliation. It does not change order status, capture funds, issue refunds or replay webhooks. A finding is evidence to investigate—not an automatic instruction to fulfil or refund an order.

Does read-only mean risk-free or guarantee every mismatch will be found?

No. Read-only describes the actions PayMatch does not take; it is not a security certification or a guarantee of complete detection. Back up your site, use least-privileged credentials, test on staging and independently verify each finding before fulfilment, refund, accounting or customer-service action.

Do I need to create another Stripe key?

Usually not when the official WooCommerce Stripe Gateway is active. PayMatch can reuse its existing Stripe connection. A restricted-key fallback with read access to Payment Intents and Charges is available for other setups.

Where does my Stripe data go?

Stripe requests originate from your WordPress installation. PayMatch has no cloud dependency, and it does not send your Stripe credential or customer card data to a PayMatch service.

Does it support HPOS and partial refunds?

Both editions declare WooCommerce HPOS compatibility and query orders through WooCommerce CRUD APIs. Pro compares WooCommerce refund totals with Stripe, including partial refunds, and flags the difference.

Has the plugin been tested on a live staging store?

No live WordPress, WooCommerce and Stripe integration result has been verified here. The completed Lemon Squeezy Test Mode validation covers checkout only. Activation, database migration, scheduled checks and Stripe integration behavior require separate staging validation.