Guided example · fictional data

Ready to let customers pay online?

See how customers can move from your website to your payment provider’s checkout, with the agreed price visible before they pay.

Illustrative scene: a business owner reviewing online payment tools with a technology professional.
Illustrative service scene

This is a prewritten walkthrough. No message, payment, booking or paid AI call is made. Open the examples below to see the different states.

One inquiry. Clear next steps.Original request retainedDetails supplied → missing information flagged → owner reviewFictional workflow. No action completed.
Invoice preparation

Illustrative invoice: agreed streaming service $129. Do not add equipment or subscriptions without approval. This example creates no invoice.

Let the customer pay the agreed total

The $249 setup places up to three one-time payment links from one existing supported account. In a real checkout, the customer sees the total and approved terms before paying. Processor fees are separate. This example cannot accept money or report payment success.

Choose the setup that fits

Website service · one-time setup$249

Payment-Link Setup

Give customers a clear next step when they are ready to pay. Link your website to a secure checkout from your existing payment provider.

  • Up to three one-time payment links
  • One existing payment account and one currency
  • Website placement and test-mode checkout checks

Payment provider fees are separate and explained first. This is not a full shop or subscription checkout.

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Included work

One existing supported payment account, one currency and up to three one-time product/service payment links, site placement and test-mode checks.

Not included

No complete shopping cart, recurring subscriptions or new payment account approval.

Outside costs—approved first

Payment processor transaction fees remain separate and are disclosed.

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