Are you looking to accept subscription payments on your WordPress website?
Well, setting up a PayPal subscription on WordPress form is not so difficult. In this article, I will show you how to set up PayPal subscriptions on WordPress Form in the easiest way. Subscription services are a fantastic way to increase your business revenue. Bit Form + Paypal enables you to create a simple subscription payment experience for your customers.
Together they not only make financial planning simple but also improve the user experience. Here is a simple guide to adding and configuring subscriptions on your website. Let’s dive in!
How the Subscription Form Can Help You
Having a subscription form on your WordPress site with PayPal is really helpful. It lets people sign up and pay automatically for services like memberships or online courses they use regularly. You can also use it to control who will be able to access special content, like exclusive articles or videos, for paying members.
If you sell products that customers get regularly, like software subscriptions, it ensures payments happen automatically. This brings a steady income to your business and helps keep customers longer. And you can offer trial periods or discounts to attract new subscribers. Setting up a PayPal subscription form is easy and ensures smooth payments for both you and your customers.
Why You Should Have a Subscription Form
Using a PayPal subscription form on your website is a smart move to improve your business. It simplifies payments and increases customer satisfaction. Having a PayPal subscription form on your website has many benefits:
To Get More Revenue: with the regular income provided by subscriptions, you can plan your finances more reliably and scale your business.
Flexibility: Offer different subscription plans (Like monthly, yearly, etc.) to meet various customer needs. This plan attracts a wider audience and can increase your sales.
Customer Trust: PayPal is a trusted and widely used payment method, making it easy for customers to subscribe and pay.
Automated Billing: A PayPal subscription form automates billing, saving you time and reducing errors. Payments are collected on time without manual invoices.
Better User Experience: By integrating a subscription form, registering becomes easy and quick-as-a-snap for a happy customer who is likely to return customers.
Professional Look: A professionally made subscription form makes your business look more professional and reliable, motivating clients to subscribe.
Tools You Will Need
You’ll need a PayPal business account to accept payments and the Bit Form plugin for creating custom subscription forms. To install Bit Form you can just follow the plugin installation guide.
How to set up PayPal Subscriptions on WordPress Form Step-by-Step Guide:
Bit Form makes the PayPal subscription setup easy. Follow these simple steps to configure PayPal for both one-time and subscription payments through Bit Form.
Navigate to Bit Form Dashboard: Go to App Settings and click on the Payments button. Select PayPal from the available payment options.
Provide a suitable Integration Name on the integration name field.
Create PayPal App: Log in to your PayPal Developer account, navigate to My Apps & Credentials, and choose Sandbox or Live mode.
Create a new app or use the default one. Obtain your Client ID following these steps: Set App Name> Select App Type> Create App> Get Client ID.
Copy Client ID and Secret: Copy the Client ID and Secret from PayPal and paste them into Bit Form’s PayPal settings.
Save Settings: Complete the PayPal configuration by clicking on the Save button.
Add PayPal Configuration: From the Form Setting select the PayPal configuration that you created.
For Subscription Payments: Ensure you have a business account and add your Plan ID in the designated field to accept subscription payments.
For One-Time Payments
With PayPal, customers can pay for goods and services with a single payment for non-recurring purchases. Some of the key benefits are their simple usage and payment methods, such as credit cards, debit cards, and bank accounts. Pay with PayPal and get limited buyer protection for free along with great security features, such as payment limits and advanced order tracking.
It’s accepted globally, supporting multiple currencies and languages. Payments are processed instantly, avoiding delays common with bank transfers. PayPal’s fees are transparent, typically a small percentage plus a fixed fee, with no monthly charges for one-time payments. Integration into websites is straightforward with Bit Form, and the checkout process can be customized. With a trusted brand like PayPal on your side, it only adds to customer confidence making it a preferred choice in e-commerce and services. However, similarly, you can configure RazorPay and Stripe payments with the BIt Form for nonrecurring payments.
Language: Choose the preferred language for the payment field.
Disable Card: You can disable cards you do not wish to accept.
Amount Type: Fixed: Set a specific payment amount, useful for sales or set prices.
Dynamic: Use Number fields or Radio Buttons. By doing this you can add any amount you choose.
Shipping Cost & Tax: Similar to Amount Type, set fixed or dynamic shipping costs for shipping and taxes.
Currency: You can select your preferred currency from 26 different currency types.
By following these instructions, you’ll successfully configure and manage PayPal payments using Bit Form, you can configure both one-time and subscription payments as per your needs.
The Bit Form provides three additional payment gateways. They are Stripe, RazorPay, and Mollie. In your WordPress payment form, you can add them all using conditional logic. Any specific payment options selected by your users will trigger the display of that payment gate, while the other payment options will automatically disappear.
Wrap Up
Setting up subscription payments on your WordPress site with PayPal and Bit Form is a smart choice for any business. It helps you earn a steady income, offers flexibility with different plans, and automates billing, saving you time. Customers love the convenience and trust PayPal provides, making it easier for them to subscribe and pay regularly. Follow the steps outlined to integrate PayPal with Bit Form and enhance your website’s user experience to increase your revenue.
If you feel any problem in setting up PayPal or any payment gateways that Bit Form supports, just knock at [email protected]. We are always ready to help you.
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