Ninja Forms PayPal

Collecting money through a web form usually means wiring up a payment gateway by hand. This add-on connects your PayPal Business account with one click, so you do not need to look up API keys or credentials. You then add the PayPal Checkout action to any Ninja Forms form and choose the payment options for that form. Transactions can be managed from your WordPress dashboard.

The amount can be a fixed figure, a total calculated from what the visitor fills in, or a value the visitor types in, which suits donations. Buyers can pay with standard PayPal, PayPal Credit, Pay Later, Venmo, Guest Checkout, or bank debits such as iDEAL and Sofort. Credit card fields can sit right on the form page, and more than 25 currencies are supported. A sandbox mode lets you test before going live.

Features

• One-click account connection: Connect your PayPal Business account with a single click. There is no need to hunt for API keys or enter complex credentials before you can accept payments.
• Flexible payment amounts: Set a fixed amount, calculate a total from the visitor's form input, or let people enter their own amount. This covers products, services and donations.
• Many payment methods: Offer standard PayPal, PayPal Credit, Pay Later, Venmo and Guest Checkout, plus bank debits like iDEAL and Sofort, so buyers can pick what suits them.
• Sandbox testing mode: Run your payment forms in a simulated environment before going live, so you can check the checkout process without taking real payments.
• Per-form PayPal Checkout action: Add the PayPal Checkout action to any Ninja Forms form in a few clicks and adjust the payment options separately for each form.
• On-page credit card fields: Accept credit card payments directly on your form page, so customers do not have to be sent to an external site to pay.
• Support for over 25 currencies: Let customers around the world pay in their local currency, with more than 25 currencies supported across your payment forms.
• Transaction ID tracking: See PayPal transaction IDs in the form submission details, and use the Transaction ID merge tag to keep payment records easy to follow.

Best for

• Sites already using Ninja Forms that need to take payments
• Nonprofits and groups collecting donations through a web form
• Small businesses selling products or services with order forms