Websites using LayBuy
We detect LayBuy on 39 websites, <0.01% of the 12.6 million live sites we have crawled — and <0.01% of the 11,510 most popular, from atari.com to zellbury.com.
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Top sites using LayBuy
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Country domains
- Australia.au4
- United Arab Emirates.ae2
- New Zealand.nz2
- Spain.es2
- Japan.jp1
- China.cn1
Languages
- English
- German
- French
- Italian
- Spanish
LayBuy at a glance
We detect LayBuy on 39 websites, <0.01% of the 12.6 million live sites we have crawled. It ranks 7th out of 23 in the Buy now pay later category. It is more common among the most popular sites: <0.01% of the top 11,510 uses it (1), and <0.01% of the top 1.3 million (27). Sites using it often also use PayPal, LatitudePay and Afterpay. Its main alternatives in Buy now pay later are hoolah, Octane and ResolvePay. The sites using it are most often in English, followed by German and French.
Most popular sites: domains in the top 10,000 or the top 1 million of at least one public ranking (Tranco, Majestic, Open PageRank).
LayBuy is a buy now, pay later (BNPL) payment service that allows customers to split purchases into six weekly, interest-free installments. Operating primarily in New Zealand, Australia, and the United Kingdom, LayBuy provides immediate access to products while spreading the payment burden over time. Customers pay one-sixth of the purchase price upfront, with the remaining five payments automatically deducted weekly from their linked payment method. The service performs soft credit checks and applies spending limits based on individual circumstances to manage credit risk. LayBuy integrates with e-commerce platforms and point-of-sale systems, providing merchants with full payment upfront while customers pay over time. The platform targets younger consumers seeking flexible payment options without traditional credit card debt or interest charges. LayBuy generates revenue through merchant fees rather than consumer interest, making it an attractive option for retailers looking to increase conversion rates and average order values.
Counts follow the sites we crawl. Our crawl grew sharply in October 2026, so part of that month's rise reflects coverage, not adoption.
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