HideOut ‑ Hide PayPal Button

Great app! Works like a charm and helps streamline the cart and checkout process. Support is very helpful and responsive as well.

useless apps, these apps work in the past but now only hide the Paypal button on the cart page not on the shipping information page.

We needed to hide the paypal button in checkout and this worked like a charm. We even had an issue and they helped resolve it on our store.

The app works! Although i use a different theme. The support team logged in and resolved my issue. I now have the 'Buy it Now' button without the confusion of paypal express. Greatly appreciated!

This app somewhat worked in the past but it's no longer needed as Shopify now gives you the same feature for free under Online Store - Themes - Customize - Products - Defaul Products - Product Pages and simply just unclick "Show dynamic checkout button". Once you unclick and save, it will also remove PayPal Express checkout from your store! FYI this app also hides Apple Pay and Google Pay so it unfortunately doesn't only hide PayPal only.

The app suddenly fail to work on mobile and there is absolutely no support. I tried to reach out for the support a couple of times and didn't got any reply. Very disappointing.

Worth Every Penny.
I have tried many apps, none of them worked. This is the only app that worked perfectly to hide PayPal on Checkout and other pages. One time setup process was smooth and quick.
Super responsive support.

I had a huge problem with this app. I could see it when using Firefox browser in incognito mode. I put sth in my cart and when clicking on the "Checkout" button, the cart was emptied. I finally found out, it was the HideOut App. I tried to dectivate the app, it didn't work, so I first had to deactivate the Hide function for cart and checkout pages, AFTER this I deactivated the complete app, AFTER this I uninstalled, AFTER this I removed the line of code from theme.liquid with "var hpp =" ...
Also, the script looks bad, it's text that is transferred into javascript called eval(), a friend of mine is App developer, only with his help I find the problem. He said this is code you should only use for developer options, never for a public application.

This application is no longer functional and if you write to the email they provide for support they do not respond.

So many people out there are hunting for this solution, I am so thankful to finally find it.

Admittedly it didn't work initially and I had to follow the manual instructions and add the code into the Google Analytics section of my Shopify back office, but this DOES WORK! No more customer confusion.

Customer service is also top-notch, with my request for assistance being answered within an hour.

Thanks guys, you rock.