WS Form PRO PayPal Checkout 2.0.13

WS Form PRO PayPal Checkout is a WordPress plugin that adds PayPal and credit card payments directly to your WS Form PRO form submissions. Instead of sending users to an external payment page, it delivers a checkout experience tied to the form they filled out.

You can use it for straightforward payments by charging a fixed amount with a standalone PayPal checkout button. For more flexible purchases, the plugin also works with WS Form E-Commerce fields to build cart-style options within the same form workflow.

Designed for secure, form-based transactions, it helps you collect payments with less friction while keeping the customer journey on your site.

Main Features

• PayPal and credit card payments — Accept payments using PayPal or cards from your WordPress forms.
• Form-connected checkout — Trigger checkout as part of the WS Form PRO submission process.
• Standalone fixed-amount button — Charge a set amount using the checkout button on its own.
• WS Form E-Commerce cart options — Use WS Form E-Commerce fields to generate more advanced cart-style purchases.
• Flexible payment setups — Switch between simple one-off payments and structured cart flows.
• WordPress-friendly integration — Works within the WordPress environment alongside your existing form setup.

Benefits

• Streamlined checkout — Reduce steps by keeping payment tied to the form flow.
• Better conversion chances — Lower drop-off with a smoother, on-site payment experience.
• More checkout flexibility — Support fixed payments or cart options depending on your use case.
• Improved user experience — Provide a clear next step for customers after submitting a form.
• Centralized setup — Manage payments from within your WordPress forms without rebuilding separate processes.

Who is it suitable for?

• WordPress sites using WS Form PRO for lead capture or transactions
• Businesses collecting one-off payments from forms (donations, fees, reservations)
• Websites that need cart-style purchase options via WS Form E-Commerce fields
• Agencies building payment-enabled form experiences for multiple clients
• Content creators and community sites accepting payments directly on their WordPress pages