You do not need a page in your workspace to sell a product. A checkout link works in an email, a chat or a social post, and a few lines of code put buy buttons and a cart on any website you already run. Both lead your buyers into the same checkout.
If Payments is off in your workspace, switch it on under Settings > Features first.
The direct link of a product
Every product has its own checkout link. Open the product under Payments >
Catalog > Products and switch to the Checkout & URLs tab to copy the
Checkout link or the Test mode link. Direct checkout links accept
?affiliate=CODE and ?qty=N.
Building a checkout link
For anything more than one product, use Payments > Catalog > Checkout links. You build the link and see a preview of the checkout exactly as your buyers will.
- Under Products and bundles, click Add product or bundle. Set the Quantity, if the product lets buyers choose one, and, if the product has several prices, the Price.
- Turn on Offer as extra for a one-time product the buyer may add in the checkout instead of buying it by default.
- Under Prefill buyer details, enter an email and name if you build the link for one person. This only fills the fields, the buyer can change them. Switch on Prefill address to fill in the billing address as well.
- Pick a Coupon to apply it automatically when the checkout opens.
- Under More options, set the Checkout language or turn on Test link to open the checkout in Stripe test mode.
Under Your link you then Copy link, Open it or Download QR code. Each visit writes an open order right away. If nobody pays, it stays pending in Orders for 24 hours and is then marked as expired, so a widely shared link shows many pending or expired orders. You can still send the same link to as many people as you like.
With the partner program switched on, the Partner section credits sales from the link to a partner and an optional Campaign. The partner program is only available on the Business plan.
Some combinations cannot share one link. All products need the same currency, and only one subscription or installment plan fits into one order. An installment plan, or a subscription with a trial, cannot be combined with other products. Gift cards and event tickets are not offered in the builder.
If the builder warns that buyers cannot pay yet, connect Stripe or switch on another payment method under Payments > Settings > Payment methods.
Embedding widgets on your website
Go to Payments > Settings > Widgets. One script gives you two things: a cart storefront with product blocks and one shared cart, and a checkout overlay that opens the full checkout in a lightbox so visitors stay on your page.
- Add the script: paste the loader once per page, ideally inside the
headof your site. - Place your snippets where the products or buttons should appear.
- Publish and test: the order shows up under Payments right away.
The Widgets tab offers four building blocks: the Product card, the Add-to-cart widget, the Cart icon and the Buy button. Pick a product in the Snippet configurator and every code example on the page updates. A buy button looks like this:
<script src="https://your-domain/embed.js" async></script> <button data-memberarea-checkout="PRODUCT-ID">Buy now</button>
Copy the snippet from the page rather than typing it, because it already contains your domain and the product ID.
Only published products with an active price can be embedded. Price, images and stock come from your catalog, so you never need to touch a snippet again. The checkout overlay loads nothing until a visitor clicks, and visitors pay on your own branded checkout, never on a Stripe page.
The overlay follows your settings under Payments > Settings > Checkout and cannot be restyled from the host page. The cart widgets can be themed with CSS variables listed under Developer reference.
Developer options
The Developer reference tab lists the mount points, the window events the
widgets send and the optional attributes for a buy button. data-coupon,
data-email and data-price preset a coupon, the buyer's email and a specific
price.
data-affiliate credits a partner and, like the Partner section, needs
the Business plan. If your site sets a Content Security Policy, allow scripts
and frames from the domain shown on the Setup tab.
The widgets work with any site builder, from static HTML to WordPress, Webflow and Framer. If you run WordPress, also see Sell your courses from WordPress.