Hosted payment pages

A focused payment form you can share with a link

Publish a dedicated WordPress URL with the Payment Page form, without adding a WooCommerce cart, product catalog, or multi-step store checkout.

One page, one purpose

A dedicated WordPress page can combine your offer details with the payment form, then show the configured result or follow the configured redirect.

Share the published URL

Send the dedicated page URL in an email, message, invoice, or QR code. Place the form with its shortcode or the native Elementor widget.

Stripe-hosted card fields

Stripe card entry uses Stripe Elements; your own WordPress security and compliance responsibilities still apply.

Recurring or one-time

Choose a one-time price or one of the available Stripe billing schedules. PayPal Standard Checkout is one-time only.

FAQ

Hosted payment page FAQs

What is a hosted payment page?

Here, it means a dedicated WordPress URL containing a Payment Page form. Stripe card fields use Stripe Elements, while PayPal follows its separate one-time checkout path.

How is it different from an embedded form?

An embedded form lives inside one of your existing pages; a hosted payment page is its own dedicated URL you can share anywhere. Payment Page supports both from the same form.

Do I need WooCommerce for a hosted payment page?

No. Payment Page publishes a dedicated payment-form page in WordPress without requiring a WooCommerce cart or store.

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