Giveaway – Win 1 of 3 Payment Page Personal Plan Licenses

This week we’ve teamed up with the amazing team at Gaucho Plugins to offer you a chance to win 1 of 3 Payment Page Personal Plan licenses with 12 months of updates and support included.

To enter the giveaway, please use the raffle widget below. The winners will be chosen at random and contacted (plus their names will be displayed within the below widget) in one week’s time.

We wish you the best of luck!

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Payment Page

The Payment Page plugin is the easiest way to accept payments for WordPress. With support for Stripe and PayPal (more gateways coming soon), you can start accepting payments from all over the world in minutes.

A simple Quick Setup process brings you through the steps of connecting your gateway and importing a fully customizable template easily branded to your business.

This is one of the fastest ways to start getting paid on your WordPress website that we’ve ever seen!

The plugin is perfect for entrepreneurs and businesses of all sizes, from freelancers to enterprise companies. The right fit for any company or business that needs a dynamic and beautiful payment page and form to serve their customers.

With support for Query String Parameters to prefill form field data, POST Request details sent to any endpoint you want, and much more on the way, the plugin offers an edge in terms of the functionality and power it can provide for your payment experience.

The Personal Plan license entitles you to:

Recurring subscription payments for Stripe and PayPal.
All supported Stripe Payment Methods (Google Pay, Apple Pay, Microsoft Pay, SEPA Direct Debit, Alipay, WeChat Pay, with more on the way).
PayPal supported payment methods are coming soon (based on demand).
Powerful Subscription & Currency Filters to display all of your plans in one form.
11 beautifully designed and fully customizable templates.

Here at WP Mayor, we conducted an in-depth Payment Page Review, where we took a hands-on look at this plugin. We’ve run tests, dug into their user experience, and even discussed pricing.

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