Download websites that use PayJustNow

About PayJustNow

Payment methods hide at the end of the funnel, behind a cart a crawler never fills and a checkout it never reaches. Whatever a shopper eventually meets at the payment step stays invisible to an automated visit unless the merchant advertises it earlier, on a product page, as a badge or an instalment calculator sitting under the price.

So the figure here carries a known bias. As of October 2026 we detect PayJustNow on 8 sites, and the population that produces is merchants who promote the option up front rather than merchants who merely accept it once a shopper commits. Stores that keep the choice for the final step are systematically missing from the count, and the direction of the error never changes. Too few, never too many.

What survives that caveat is a fairly strong signal about the merchant. The product name and the Buy now pay later filing both point at splitting a purchase into instalments at checkout, which is a decision a store makes when basket sizes sit where splitting changes the answer and when customers expect the option to be offered. A badge on a product page is a merchandising choice as much as a payment one. The vendor of record is PayJustNow and the service is Proprietary and hosted, so every match stands for a contracted merchant account rather than a library somebody installed and forgot.

Coverage is where our data stops short of the obvious question. Providers in this part of the market operate country by country, licensed and banked in particular places, so anyone studying the fingerprint wants to know which markets these merchants sell into. Our country breakdown for this signature is empty, and the honest answer is to derive geography from the domains in the list rather than from a field we cannot fill. Domain suffixes, page language and displayed currency will get a researcher there. A confident country figure from us would not.

The roster question is what the download exists for. Payment providers publish selected case studies and never the full merchant list, and checking merchants one at a time only works if you already know which merchants to check. Handed the whole matched set, a competitor can size the footprint, a partner can find integration targets, and anyone tracking instalment payments can watch the set expand or shrink between releases instead of arguing from press releases.