Ninja Forms Stripe

Many sites only need to take a payment now and then, and a full ecommerce setup can be more than the job calls for. This add-on connects a Ninja Form to your Stripe account, so a form you already know how to build can also collect money. You add your Stripe API credentials in the WordPress dashboard, and payments are processed directly through Stripe.

You choose how each form calculates its total: a fixed price, a calculated amount based on what the customer selects, or an amount the user picks. You can also send product details and customer information to Stripe with each payment. Forms can handle one-time purchases and subscriptions, and payment methods follow what is enabled in your Stripe account.

Features

• One-time and recurring payments: Turn any Ninja Form into a Stripe payment form for single purchases or subscriptions, without adding a heavy ecommerce plugin to your site.
• Many payment methods: Accept major credit cards, Google Pay, Apple Pay, ACH, BACS and SEPA bank debits, plus redirects like iDEAL and Sofort, based on the methods enabled in your Stripe account.
• Fixed or variable totals: Set a fixed price or calculate the total from customer selections. This suits product lists, service fees and donations where the amount can change.
• Subscription plan linking: Connect a form to a Stripe Recurring Payment Plan ID so new subscriptions are created on submission, with optional trial periods.
• Customizable purchase details: Pass product names, descriptions, images and customer information, including shipping details, with each payment so your Stripe dashboard stays organized.
• Conditional payment choices: Use Ninja Forms conditional logic to let customers pick between a one-time or recurring payment on the same form.
• Custom purchase emails: Send tailored notifications with purchase details to customers, site admins or your team, in addition to Stripe's default receipt options.
• Test mode: Check your payment workflow with Stripe's test API keys and test credit card numbers before you accept live payments.

Best for

• Site owners selling a few products through forms
• Nonprofits collecting one-time or recurring donations
• Service providers charging fees or subscriptions on WordPress