Chekvo vs. Lasso
Different bet. Ours is on the product, not the plumbing.
Lasso routes payments across multiple processors. We do not — we build on Whop and put our effort into the checkout, the analytics and the operating layer above it. Which is right for you depends on what you think your bottleneck actually is.
Pick Chekvo if…
You are happy taking payments on your own Whop account, and what you actually need is a checkout that converts, campaign links you can attribute, and a dashboard you can run a store from.
Pick Lasso if…
Your requirement really is processor redundancy across several acquirers, and you are willing to pay 1% and take a sales call for it.
| Chekvo | Lasso | |
|---|---|---|
| Multi-processor routing | No — Whop only, by design | BetterYes, across several acquirers |
| Checkout builder & conversion blocks | BetterCore product | Secondary to routing |
| Getting started | BetterSelf-serve, minutes | Sales call |
| Storefront integration | BetterTheme app extension | Theme file edit |
| Per-order fee | Better0.9% → 0.25% as you grow | 1% flat |
| Billing unit | BetterPer workspace | Per store |
| Try before paying | BetterLive payments to $2,000/mo free | No free tier |
| Buy Link attribution | BetterClick → session → revenue per campaign | Not published |
| Processor coverage | Whop only | BetterBroader coverage |
| Track record | New | BetterEstablished, with references |
Where they win
If you genuinely need processor redundancy, they have it and we do not.
Chekvo runs on Whop and only Whop. That is a deliberate choice — we would rather build the best product on one solid foundation than a mediocre one on five — but it is a real limitation, and you should weigh it honestly. If a processor freeze is the specific risk keeping you up at night, and multi-acquirer routing is the specific mitigation you want, Lasso built that and we did not. They have also been doing this longer, with references you can call. We would rather say this plainly than have you discover our position during a migration.
Why stores move
Half the fee, falling
Growth is 0.4% and Scale is 0.25%, against a flat 1%. On $100k a month that is $600 kept, every month.
No per-store tax
Three stores cost the same as one on Growth. Multi-store operators are a customer, not a pricing opportunity.
Effort spent where conversion is
We are not maintaining five processor integrations. That engineering goes into the checkout, the builder and the analytics — the parts that change how much you sell.
Take a real payment before you pay anything.
Free processes live payments up to $2,000 a month, with the checkout takeover, the Shopify order write-back and reconciliation all included.
This comparison reflects Lasso’s publicly available product information and pricing at the time of writing, and covers software fees only — card processing is handled by the accounts you connect, at your own rates. Product names belong to their respective owners. If something here is out of date, tell us and we will correct it.