Native connections for the billers you already run subscriptions on. Ten-minute snippet recipes for everything no-code.
A documented REST API and signed webhooks for everything else — no plugin marketplace to wait on, no integration project to scope.
Stripe connects today, in one click. Paddle, Lemon Squeezy, and Polar are on the roadmap.
Export a payout batch — CSV or API — and send it through Wise or PayPal like you already do. No new account, no separate payout dashboard to learn.
Export payouts, pay through your Wise account
Export payouts, pay through your PayPal account
Any rail works the same way — Wise, PayPal, ACH, wire, even a check. See the full mechanics on the payouts feature page.
Every recipe below is the same shape: drop one script tag, keep your existing ?via= links, and Qanary starts tracking — no plugin marketplace, no waiting on a third-party developer.
One snippet in the site's custom code panel
Site settings → custom code, no plugin needed
Embed code block, same snippet, ten minutes
Custom code block on any published page
Header/footer plugin, or straight in the theme
Funnel settings → tracking code, paste and go
Page settings → SEO & tracking codes
Custom code field, same snippet, ten minutes
Bubble, Lovable, Replit, Base44, and Bolt.new all generate a real app you own — so the tracking snippet goes straight into the entry page's <head>, either pasted by hand or by prompting the builder's own AI to add it for you.
MemberStack, Outseta, and Podia get the identical tracking snippet — attribution survives their hosted checkout without any custom code on your part.
Raw Stripe Checkout or Payment Links, a documented REST API, signed webhooks, and Zapier — plus an AI agent that can wire the whole thing from a terminal prompt.
Native support usually stops at one or two billers. Everything else means stitching together Zapier yourself, then hoping a webhook never quietly stops firing.
Stripe connects natively today, with Paddle, Lemon Squeezy, and Polar on the roadmap. Sixteen no-code and AI-builder platforms already ship a ten-minute recipe, payouts go out through Wise or PayPal like you already send money, and a documented API plus signed webhooks cover anything left — no stitched-together stack to maintain.
See how each feature uses these connections on the features page, or the full usage-based pricing breakdown.
No. Every recipe is the same shape: paste one script tag into your platform's
custom code panel, keep the ?via= links you already share, and
Qanary starts tracking. Ten minutes, no developer required.
Stripe today, in one click — Qanary provisions the webhook for you. Paddle, Lemon Squeezy, and Polar are coming soon. Selling through a no-code platform on top of one of these? Its recipe above still applies.
The REST API and signed webhooks cover anything custom, and most of the platforms above share the same script-tag pattern — if yours lets you paste custom HTML or JavaScript, the Webflow or Carrd recipe is a close enough template to adapt.
Export a payout batch — CSV or the GET /payouts endpoint — and pay
through Wise, PayPal, ACH, wire, or a check, whatever rail you already use. See
the payouts feature page for the full workflow.
It's in private beta. Until you're invited, Webhooks by Zapier's "Catch Hook" trigger subscribes the same REST endpoint in the meantime, so the rest of the Zap works identically once you switch over.
Yes — point Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex at Qanary's llms.txt
and it can install the tracking snippet and wire a webhook from a single
prompt. See the AI agent page for the exact setup.
Join the waitlist now; when registration opens, wire your first integration tonight.
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