FormPays Pro – Payment Form, Contact Form & Custom Form Builder

Yes. On the form, set Payment Collection to Disabled (Data Collection Only). The answers are saved and emailed to the site admin. No payment gateway is used. Contact Form and Support Ticket are available as templates.

Open FormPays Pro → Analytics. Every form is included until you choose one. Each form can turn analytics on or off from its Share tab. The report shows a line chart, complete versus incomplete, device breakdown, views, submissions, and the conversion rate from views to completed submissions.

Create the form under FormPays Pro → Forms. Copy the shortcode from the form’s Share tab and paste it into a page:

[formpays_pro id="123"]

Replace 123 with the form’s ID. A page that already contains [formpays_pro_payment_form id="123"] still shows the same form.

You can also add the FormPays Pro Form block in the editor and choose the form.

Elementor, Divi, Beaver Builder, WPBakery, and SiteOrigin Page Builder list FormPays Pro Form when that builder is installed. Choose the form in the module. SiteOrigin uses the FormPays Pro Form widget.

The currency list follows the gateway selected on that form. A currency the gateway does not accept cannot be saved.

Open the transaction and use Refund or the receipt download. Receipts are also linked from the payment email. Tax rules and the invoice prefix are under FormPays Pro → Settings → Coupons & Taxation.

On Stripe, Razorpay, and PayPal, the first checkout starts a subscription and later periods are billed by the gateway. For Stripe, listen for checkout.session.completed and invoice.paid . Turn on subscription.charged and payment.captured in the Razorpay webhook, and PAYMENT.SALE.COMPLETED in the PayPal webhook, so those renewals are recorded.

On PhonePe, PayU, and Instamojo, the customer receives an email with a link when the next period is due.

Enable test mode for the gateway and use the test credentials from that gateway’s dashboard. The plugin’s test gateway can complete a signed payment only while its test mode is on.

Confirm the form is active, the shortcode ID matches the form, and the gateway credentials and webhook secret are saved. A pending payment is checked again within an hour. It is marked successful only when the gateway confirms the amount and currency.

Add a Form Step field where the next step should begin. The form shows Previous, Next, and Submit. Each step can use its own Next button name, and a conditional rule can skip a step. The Multi-step Form template includes three steps.

Add a Calculation field and write a formula with other field IDs in braces, such as {quantity} * {price}. Operators are + – * / % ^ and parentheses. % is the remainder and ^ is power. Decimal places can be 0, 2, 3, or 4. A prefix and a suffix are text, such as a currency symbol. A radio contributes the selected choice, and checkboxes add the checked numbers. A calculation that names another calculation updates when the first one changes. Tick Use this total as the payment amount to charge that total. When more than one is marked, the last one is charged. The visitor sees the total, and the server calculates it again on submit.

Yes. Edit a text, email, phone, website, number, date, time, or coupon field and set a prefix or suffix. Each one can be short text, such as # or qty, or an icon, such as a person, envelope, or phone. The same editor has a Label choice: Default, Inline, Top, Bottom, Left, Right, or Hide. Hide keeps the label for screen readers and does not show it. A sample in the editor shows the choice before you save. Calculation fields keep their own text prefix and suffix.

Yes. Set Amount Type to Multiple Options. Each row is a product with an image, a name, a base price, and a sale price. The visitor chooses one. The charge is the sale price when it is set, otherwise the base price. Amount label sets the heading above the products. Leave it empty to use Select amount. The transaction shows that product name.

Add a Coupon code field to a payment form, then create the code under FormPays Pro → Settings → Coupons & Taxation. A code can be a percent or a fixed discount, and it can be limited to one form, a minimum amount, an expiry date, and a number of uses. Apply checks the code and does not use it up. Checkout uses the code when the payment starts.

Open FormPays Pro → Settings → Coupons & Taxation, set the country and State of service, then add a rule with a tax name and rate. A rate can be split into two names, such as CGST and SGST. Add India GST rules inserts CGST with SGST, and IGST. The amount collected is treated as tax-inclusive. With no rules, the receipt shows the amount paid.

On Stripe, Apple Pay and Google Pay appear on the Stripe checkout page when the customer’s device supports them. On Adyen, they appear on the Adyen payment link when those methods are checked on the form. Save the form after checking Apple Pay or Google Pay.

Yes. Open FormPays Pro → Integrations. A form can send to a webhook, Zapier, Make, Pabbly, n8n, Integrately, IFTTT, Slack, Telegram, WhatsApp, Mailchimp, Brevo, MailerLite, ActiveCampaign, FluentCRM, MailPoet, or Google Sheets. Each form can choose which of the connected tools run. A contact form success is included. WhatsApp sends the form details to the number saved on that integration.

Open FormPays Pro → Settings → Spam protection. Anti-spam protection is a hidden field visitors do not see. Minimum time rejects a submission that arrives too quickly. A country filter allows or denies two-letter country codes when the site is behind Cloudflare. A keyword filter rejects an entry that contains a word or phrase you list. The spam check can be Cloudflare Turnstile, Google reCAPTCHA, hCaptcha, or Akismet. Akismet uses the Akismet plugin and its key. Each form can keep these plugin settings or replace them under Settings → Protection. Keys for Turnstile, reCAPTCHA, and hCaptcha stay in the plugin settings. Spam Protection can also pause repeated failed payments from the same email or IP. You choose the limit, the time window, and how long the pause lasts. An allowed email or IP can keep paying, and a successful payment clears the pause.

Yes. Open FormPays Pro → Settings → Google Analytics and turn on Send form events to Google Analytics. Leave the Measurement ID empty when Google Analytics or Tag Manager is already on the site. Paste a GA4 Measurement ID only when the site does not already load a tag. A contact form success is a lead. Starting a payment is begin checkout, and the paid return page is a purchase. Names, email addresses, and field answers are not sent. This is separate from the analytics switch on each form.

Yes. Open FormPays Pro → Templates and choose Add template. Give it a name, choose a category, and add the fields. Tick Collect a payment when the form should take a payment, then choose a customer amount, a fixed amount, or preset amounts. Preview, Export, and Import work for these templates. Edit and Delete are available on a template you added. Use Template creates the form and opens it in the editor. Built-in templates stay as they are.

Yes. A form can charge the full amount, split it into installments, or start a subscription. The customer can also save the form and pay later from an emailed link, or pick a date and time slot. The payment link is emailed when that time arrives. One reminder is sent when a checkout stays pending, and the customer can retry that same payment from a signed link.

A successful payment receives the next invoice number, such as FP-2026-00041. Set the prefix under FormPays Pro → Settings → Coupons & Taxation.

Yes. In the form builder, add a conditional rule. The rule can show, hide, enable, or disable a field when another field matches. A rule can also skip a form step. The public form applies those rules.

Open FormPays Pro → Notification & SMTP and use the SMTP tab. Save the host, port, encryption, and mailbox, then send a test message. Tick Ignore certificate verification when the test says the certificate could not be verified. The log lists recent messages, 20 at a time.

A form can email the customer and the site admin. It can also send a signed notice to a URL you choose. Open FormPays Pro → Integrations for the webhook, or the notification setting for that signed URL.

Only when Delete all data tables when deleting the plugin stays ticked under FormPays Pro → Settings → Global Information. That option is ticked unless you turn it off. Deleting the plugin then removes its forms, payments, coupons, analytics, settings, and the payment pages it created.

Yes. Open FormPays Pro → Transactions, choose a form if you want one form only, and download CSV, JSON, PDF, or Excel. A form can also email those files on a daily, weekly, or monthly schedule. Analytics has its own export for views, starts, and payments.