Payment Page – Stripe Payment Forms for Donations, Subscriptions & Recurring Payments

The core plugin is free on WordPress.org. It applies a 2% Payment Page platform fee to Stripe transactions. Upgrade to Pro at the current public checkout price to remove that Payment Page fee and unlock ACH Direct Debit. Stripe processing fees and terms still apply.

The Free plan applies a 2% Payment Page platform fee to Stripe payments, rounded up to a whole minor currency unit when needed. The fee is calculated on the full Stripe payment amount, which includes any order bumps and products. Stripe’s own processing fees and terms are separate. Payment Page does not apply this platform fee to PayPal payments.

Upgrade to Pro. The Payment Page platform fee is 0% while an eligible Pro license is active. Pro also unlocks ACH Direct Debit through Stripe Financial Connections and includes priority support.

Stripe : credit and debit cards, SEPA Direct Debit, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Alipay, and WeChat Pay in Free and Pro; ACH Direct Debit through Stripe Financial Connections in Pro. PayPal : PayPal Standard Checkout for one-time payments. Availability varies by gateway, connected account, country, currency, browser/device, plan, and recurring-payment compatibility.

Yes, in Free and Pro, for one-time Stripe payments. Add order bumps and products (each with its own quantity) in the form builder, and add a one-click upsell offer that appears after a successful one-time card payment. Some cards may ask the buyer to authenticate the upsell charge. Every amount is recalculated on the server from the prices saved in the form before anything is charged.

It is a Pro feature that you turn on for each form. When a buyer enters an email address and leaves without paying, Payment Page keeps that address with the buyer’s first name and the product, then sends up to three reminder emails (about 1 hour later, then 1 day later, then 3 days after that). Each reminder has an unsubscribe link, and reminders stop once the buyer pays. You can edit the subject and body, and an optional notice above the pay button (on by default) tells buyers about reminders. Entries are deleted after 30 days. Make sure reminder emails meet the privacy and email marketing rules that apply to your business.

Yes. Payment Page includes a native Elementor widget. Drop it into any section, point it at a form, and the form renders inline.

Payment Page loads its scripts only on pages where it finds a payment form. If you place a form somewhere it cannot detect, such as a popup builder or a custom template, load the scripts on those pages with a code snippets plugin or your theme’s functions.php, for example add_filter( 'payment_page_force_universal_interface', function ( $force ) { return $force || is_page( array( 'pricing', 'donate' ) ); } ); . Pages that load the scripts are not page-cached, so avoid __return_true , which turns off page caching for the whole site.

No. Payment Page is a standalone payment-form plugin and does not require a WooCommerce cart or product catalog. It is not a WooCommerce checkout gateway.

Payment Page bundles its own copy of the Stripe PHP library under a private namespace, so a different copy of the Stripe library loaded by another plugin cannot replace it.

Yes, through Stripe on both Free and Pro. The released choices are daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, every six months, annually, and every three years. Currency and payment-method eligibility depend on the connected Stripe account and recurring-payment compatibility.

Yes. A pricing plan can be configured to let the customer enter a custom amount. Verify the exact gateway, plan, amount constraints, and recurring configuration before publishing the form.

The released Stripe gateway exposes both methods in Free and Pro. Actual display and eligibility depend on Stripe, the connected account, country, currency, domain, browser/device, and payment configuration.

Payment Page uses Stripe Financial Connections for ACH Direct Debit, and the shipped code gates ACH to Pro. Stripe controls account and transaction eligibility. ACH is asynchronous, so merchants must not treat an initiated payment as settled until its final status is confirmed.

Stripe Connect. Payment Page starts Stripe’s OAuth onboarding flow from the plugin. Stripe controls onboarding requirements, account eligibility, and connected-account status.

Docs: docs.paymentpageplugin.com . Free community support is available through the WordPress.org plugin forum. Pro includes priority support through paymentpageplugin.com/support , without a fixed response-time guarantee.