codoc
7.3#2 in paywall softwareFrom ¥9,800 a monthFree planWebAPIExtension
Visitcodoc vs PostGate
What both publish
| Fact | codoc | PostGate |
|---|---|---|
| Content protection | The pro page says paid content is stored and delivered by codoc and is shown through JavaScript only after payment or login authentication. | It can restrict access to an entire site, categories, posts, pages, supported custom post types, taxonomies, or individual Gutenberg blocks. |
| Integrations | Official integrations include WordPress plus examples involving Hatena Blog, Excite Blog and Kotobank. | PostGate connects to Stripe for payments and supports optional Google Sign-In configured with Google OAuth credentials. |
| Payments | The feature list says buyers can pay by credit card, debit card, prepaid credit card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, or convenience store payment. | It supports one-time purchases and recurring subscriptions through Stripe-hosted Checkout. |
codoc plans
- codocFree
- codoc pro trialFree
- codoc pro¥9,800 a month
- enterprisePriced on request
PostGate plans
- PostGate FreeFree
Pick codoc if…
codoc suits publishers, bloggers, and web service operators who want to take direct payments for content. It can fit sites using WordPress, Hatena Blog, or custom HTML or CMS.
Pick PostGate if…
PostGate suits creators, bloggers, publishers, educators, consultants, and researchers seeking to monetize WordPress content. It supports paid memberships, but not community profiles or member directories.