This is a difficult question and I've racked my brains out trying to find the answer.
Quick background: I'm a photographer with a website featuring pictures of models showing off their legs. It's a leg fetish type site. Women in heels, stockings, hose. No nude or porn, just legs. Over the years I have a few monthly subscribers who pay 19 bucks a month for access to my site. I add a couple new sets a week as I'm always doing photo shoots.
Here's the problem, my credit card processing company dropped me. Most of the card processors are dropping all such 'model sites' due to all the other sites with non nude teen and child models. So even though my models are over 18 and not even nude, I get dropped. No model sites, they say.
I want to find a way that my subscribers can easily use their credit card to set up a recurring payment each two month or monthly. I currently have a bitcoin account at coinbase that some members use but the majority of them are highly resistant to use bitcoin or even take the time to fill out forms. They just want to click once, enter their credit card number, and be done. The more complicated I make it, the least likely they will follow through. It's very important that make it as easy as possible for them while asking for the least amount of information.
Coinbase has a recurring payment option:
https://www.coinbase.com/docs/merchant_tools/recurring_paymentsWould be awesome if I could create a button link and all they would have to do is click that, enter in their credit card info, and have it automatically buy bitcoins off their credit cards and put it in my coinbase wallet every month. That however, is probably asking the impossible. Can I get close to that? Something extremely easy? Something a drunk, horny guy surfing the internet late at night with a leg fetish could do as an impulse buy?
Even if I have to manually enter their card info or run it each month, I would do that.
Anyone have any ideas. ?
It doesn't have to be cc to bitcoins either. I'll take anything ideally if it's recurring.
