Accept payments on your website
Accept payments for your products, services, or courses automatically through your website and send order details to the CRM, Chatbots, or Email sections.
In this article, we will talk about how to accept payments on your website.
Set up payment processing on your website
Before you get started, make sure to integrate a payment system with your SendPulse account. To do this, go to the Accept payments tab and choose a payment system. You’ll be able to use it later in your payment settings.
Read more: Accept payments.
You can accept payments on your website using the following widgets:
| Product
Payments are processed through your website’s cart. |
Applicable to online stores. Adds a product card to your online store page so that customers can add items to their carts and make purchases. Use this widget if you have multiple items or want to create a product catalog. |
| Payment |
Adds a button to your website that redirects users to your payment page. Use this widget to sell a single product or service and enable course payments. On course pages, this widget is called Pricing plans. |
Transfer payment data
Once a transaction is completed, the system can send extra payment information. You can use and store it in various SendPulse tools to automate your workflows.
| CRM | Send purchase and contact details to the CRM system. By default, a deal is created after each purchase and added to the first stage of the first pipeline. However, you can choose a different pipeline or stage in your widget settings. The system also creates a contact card and a comment that includes your visitor’s source, location, device, and browser. | |
| Chatbots |
Create a chatbot to redirect customers to after payment. In your chatbot flow, you can add a post-payment message. Read more: Create a page after a successful payment: Chatbot. |
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| Automatically add contacts who filled out your form and completed a payment to your mailing list. You can send and automate payment notifications and other messages for these users. To do this, turn on the Add to a mailing list toggle in the Product or Payment widget settings and choose a mailing list. | ||
You can design a post-payment page on your website to encourage repeat purchases and increase customer engagement.
View payment history
To view and export your payment history as a CSV file, go to Account settings > Accept payments. You’ll see payment details, including customer names, product names, prices, dates of last payment updates, and payment statuses.
All payment statuses come from your chosen payment system. To learn more, contact their support team.
Read more: Accept payments on your website.
Last Updated: 22.10.2025
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