Cards + digital wallets
Card entry uses Stripe Elements. Apple Pay and Google Pay appear only when Stripe, the connected account, country, currency, browser, device, plan, and transaction make them eligible.
Features
Flexible payment forms without the ecommerce overhead
Accept one-time and recurring payments with Stripe, offer PayPal for one-time checkout, and start with a Payment Form Template or Elementor Page Template.
The product
One form for the payment details that matter
Product details, customer fields, price selection, and eligible payment methods can appear on the same published form.
- Responsive payment-form layout
- Apple Pay and Google Pay when Stripe and the device make them eligible
- Custom fields and query-string prefill
Checkout & payment methods
A focused payment form backed by your connected account
Payment Page renders product details, fields, pricing, and eligible methods on one page. Method availability depends on the connected account and transaction.
Additional Stripe methods
Offer SEPA Direct Debit, Alipay, and WeChat Pay when they are available for the connected Stripe account and transaction.
Pro
ACH Direct Debit
Pro exposes ACH Direct Debit through Stripe Financial Connections. Eligibility, verification, processing time, and final payment state depend on Stripe and the customer bank.
PayPal one-time checkout
PayPal Standard Checkout is a separate one-time gateway. The Payment Page platform fee does not apply to PayPal payments.
Selling models
Charge once, on repeat, or let them choose
From one-time products to recurring memberships to name-your-price donations — configure it all inside one form.
Flexible billing schedules
One-time, Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Quarterly, Every 6 months, Annually, Every 3 years. Recurring payments run through Stripe.
Custom & donation amounts
Let customers name their price for donations, tips, or pay-what-you-want offers.
Custom fields & prefill
Collect relevant custom details and prefill supported fields from query strings or logged-in users. Never place secrets in URLs.
Different first payment
Set a different first payment amount for a recurring plan.
Build & integrate
Drops into the WordPress you already use
A native Elementor widget, a universal shortcode, webhooks, and a confirmation-email builder — Payment Page fits your stack instead of replacing it.
Elementor widget + shortcode
Select a Payment Page form in the native Elementor widget, or insert its shortcode wherever WordPress accepts one.
HTTP actions
Send a successful-payment HTTP action to an endpoint that validates requests and handles duplicates safely.
Confirmation emails
Configure recipient, payer/admin subjects, and message bodies per form. Delivery depends on the site’s WordPress email setup.
Stripe Connect + Elements
Authorize an eligible Stripe account through Connect. Card details are entered through Stripe Elements rather than ordinary WordPress inputs.
Live visual editor
Shape the form around your brand
Adjust container, pricing-plan, payment-method, field, filter, button, and confirmation styles while the form preview stays in view.
Payment Form Templates
Start with the form you need
Choose a standalone payment form design, then customize its pricing, fields, payment methods, and style.
Go deeper
Every capability, explained in detail
Each page covers what the feature does, how to configure it, and where its limits are.
- One-time paymentsCreate a one-time Stripe payment form in WordPress without a WooCommerce cart. Configure prices, customer fields, methods, and confirmation behavior.
- Recurring paymentsOffer Stripe recurring payments in WordPress with seven billing intervals, from daily through every three years.
- Donations and custom amountsBuild a WordPress donation payment form with fixed or payer-entered amounts and one-time or supported recurring Stripe intervals.
- Payment methodsSee the Payment Page options for cards, wallets, SEPA, Alipay, WeChat Pay, ACH, and PayPal, plus the availability factors for each method.
- Form builderConfigure plans, customer fields, payment methods, messages, styling, and placement with the Payment Page form builder.
- After paymentConfigure Payment Page success and failure messages, redirects, customer confirmation email, and administrator email behavior.
- Automation and prefillUse Payment Page HTTP actions after successful payments and prefill form values from supported shortcode query parameters.
FAQ
Feature questions, answered
Do I need to write any code?
Normal form setup uses the WordPress admin, Stripe Connect authorization, a Payment Form Template or blank form, the Elementor widget, or a shortcode. A custom HTTP receiver or advanced site integration can still require development work.
Does Payment Page work with Elementor?
Yes — there is a native Elementor widget you can drag into any layout and style visually, plus a shortcode that works in any builder or the block editor.
Can I accept recurring subscriptions?
Yes. Available choices are One-time, Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Quarterly, Every 6 months, Annually, Every 3 years. Recurring payments are processed through Stripe.
How does ACH Direct Debit work?
ACH is a Pro feature exposed through Stripe Financial Connections. It is an asynchronous method: eligibility, bank-linking requirements, processing time, and the final payment state depend on Stripe and the customer bank.
Build your WordPress payment form.
Start free on WordPress.org. Choose Pro when you want ACH Direct Debit or no Payment Page platform fee on Stripe payments.