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How to Set Up a Payment Link for Multiple Products (One-Time & Recurring)

Learn how to create GHL Customer Care payment links with multiple one-time and recurring products. Streamline checkout, boost sales, and simplify product bundling.

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  1. Key Benefits of Using Multiple Products in a Payment Link
  2. How to Set Up a Payment Link for Multiple Products
  3. Access the Payment Links Section
  4. Create a New Payment Link
  5. Select a Product
  6. Add Another Product
  7. Enable Quantity Selection for Products
  8. Collect Customer Phone Numbers
  9. Collect Customer Addresses
  10. Enable Coupon Codes at Checkout
  11. Add Post-Purchase Redirect URL
  12. Customize the Call-to-Action Button Text
  13. Add a Branding Message
  14. Add Terms and Conditions
  15. Set Automatic Deactivation Date
  16. Choose Between Test and Live Payment Modes
  17. Name Your Payment Link
  18. Share the Payment Link
  19. Copy or Personalize the Payment Link
  20. Send Links to Contacts
  21. Preview the Payment Link Checkout Page
  22. Save Your Payment Link
  23. Frequently Asked Questions

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This article walks you through how to set up a GHL Customer Care Payment Link that includes both one-time and recurring products. It’s designed for users who want to simplify their checkout process, bundle multiple offerings, and manage payments efficiently. Whether you’re selling digital goods, subscriptions, or service packages—this guide helps you configure it all in one place.

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What Are Payment Links for Multiple Products?

Payment Links in GHL Customer Care allow you to combine several products—both one-time and recurring—into a single checkout experience. This is especially useful for businesses offering bundled packages, digital goods, and subscription services. Instead of creating separate links for each item, everything can be managed under one unified payment flow, improving the customer journey and backend tracking.

  • Unified Checkout: Customers can view all one-time and recurring product options in a single, organized interface.

  • Improved Sales Strategy: Present upsell and cross-sell options together to boost total order value.

  • Clean Customer Experience: Recurring items are selectable one at a time, while one-time items allow multiple selections.

  • Fewer Links to Manage: All product offerings are bundled into one shareable, trackable link.

  • Custom Branding & Behavior: You can control the page design, URL, and post-purchase behavior to fit your brand.

Start by navigating to the Payments tab in your left-hand menu. From there, click on Payment Links at the top of the screen. This is where you can create, manage, and monitor all your existing and new payment links.

Access the Payment Links Section (image 1 of 20) What this shows Start by navigating to the Payments tab in your left-hand menu. What this shows Illustrates the "Access the Payment Links Section" section of "How to Set Up a Payment Link for Multiple Products (One-Time & Recurring)". This screenshot appears in the "Access the Payment Links Section" section of "How to Set Up a Payment Link for Multiple Products (One-Time & Recurring)". The text alongside this image reads: Start by navigating to the Payments tab in your left-hand menu. From there, click on Payment Links at the top of the screen. This is where you can create, manage, and monitor all your existing and new payment links. Immediately after, the guide continues: Click the + Create New Payment Link button in the top-right corner of the Payment Links dashboard. This begins the setup process where you can choose products, customize checkout, and configure additional options. Image 1 of 20 What to clickStart by navigating to the Payments tab in your left-hand menu. From there, click on Payment Links at the top of the screen. This is where you can create, manage, and monitor all your existing and new payment links. Next stepClick the + Create New Payment Link button in the top-right corner of the Payment Links dashboard. This begins the setup process where you can choose products, customize checkout, and configure additional options.

Click the + Create New Payment Link button in the top-right corner of the Payment Links dashboard. This begins the setup process where you can choose products, customize checkout, and configure additional options.

Create a New Payment Link (image 2 of 20) What this shows Click the + Create New Payment Link button in the top-right corner of the Payment Links dashboard. What this shows Illustrates the "Create a New Payment Link" section of "How to Set Up a Payment Link for Multiple Products (One-Time & Recurring)". This screenshot appears in the "Create a New Payment Link" section of "How to Set Up a Payment Link for Multiple Products (One-Time & Recurring)". The text alongside this image reads: Click the + Create New Payment Link button in the top-right corner of the Payment Links dashboard. This begins the setup process where you can choose products, customize checkout, and configure additional options. Immediately after, the guide continues: Begin by selecting the first product to include in your payment link. You can choose from both one-time and recurring products from your product library. This initial selection is required before you can add additional products or…. Image 2 of 20 What to chooseClick the + Create New Payment Link button in the top-right corner of the Payment Links dashboard. This begins the setup process where you can choose products, customize checkout, and configure additional options. Next stepBegin by selecting the first product to include in your payment link. You can choose from both one-time and recurring products from your product library. This initial selection is required before you can add additional products or configure further checkout settings.

Select a Product

Begin by selecting the first product to include in your payment link. You can choose from both one-time and recurring products from your product library. This initial selection is required before you can add additional products or configure further checkout settings.

Select a Product (image 3 of 20) What this shows Begin by selecting the first product to include in your payment link. What this shows Illustrates the "Select a Product" section of "How to Set Up a Payment Link for Multiple Products (One-Time & Recurring)". This screenshot appears in the "Select a Product" section of "How to Set Up a Payment Link for Multiple Products (One-Time & Recurring)". The text alongside this image reads: Begin by selecting the first product to include in your payment link. You can choose from both one-time and recurring products from your product library. This initial selection is required before you can add additional products or configure further checkout settings. Immediately after, the guide continues: Click the + Add Another Product button to include multiple offerings within the same payment link. You can combine several one-time products and one recurring product, allowing customers to make multiple selections in a single checkout…. Image 3 of 20 What to chooseBegin by selecting the first product to include in your payment link. You can choose from both one-time and recurring products from your product library. This initial selection is required before you can add additional products or configure further checkout settings. Next stepClick the + Add Another Product button to include multiple offerings within the same payment link. You can combine several one-time products and one recurring product, allowing customers to make multiple selections in a single checkout session. Recurring products will be grouped separately on the checkout page.

Add Another Product

Click the + Add Another Product button to include multiple offerings within the same payment link. You can combine several one-time products and one recurring product, allowing customers to make multiple selections in a single checkout session. Recurring products will be grouped separately on the checkout page.

Add Another Product (image 4 of 20) What this shows Click the + Add Another Product button to include multiple offerings within the same payment link. What this shows Illustrates the "Add Another Product" section of "How to Set Up a Payment Link for Multiple Products (One-Time & Recurring)". This screenshot appears in the "Add Another Product" section of "How to Set Up a Payment Link for Multiple Products (One-Time & Recurring)". The text alongside this image reads: Click the + Add Another Product button to include multiple offerings within the same payment link. You can combine several one-time products and one recurring product, allowing customers to make multiple selections in a single checkout session. Recurring products will be grouped separately on the…. Immediately after, the guide continues: Use the Let customers adjust quantities checkbox to allow buyers to choose how many units of a one-time product they want to purchase. You can set minimum and maximum limits to control bulk orders. This flexibility improves the checkout…. Image 4 of 20 What to clickClick the + Add Another Product button to include multiple offerings within the same payment link. You can combine several one-time products and one recurring product, allowing customers to make multiple selections in a single checkout session. Recurring products will be grouped separately on the checkout page. Next stepUse the Let customers adjust quantities checkbox to allow buyers to choose how many units of a one-time product they want to purchase. You can set minimum and maximum limits to control bulk orders. This flexibility improves the checkout experience for customers who need multiple items.

Enable Quantity Selection for Products

Use the Let customers adjust quantities checkbox to allow buyers to choose how many units of a one-time product they want to purchase. You can set minimum and maximum limits to control bulk orders. This flexibility improves the checkout experience for customers who need multiple items.

Enable Quantity Selection for Products (image 5 of 20) What this shows Use the Let customers adjust quantities checkbox to allow buyers to choose how many units of a one-time product they want to purchase. What this shows Illustrates the "Enable Quantity Selection for Products" section of "How to Set Up a Payment Link for Multiple Products (One-Time & Recurring)". This screenshot appears in the "Enable Quantity Selection for Products" section of "How to Set Up a Payment Link for Multiple Products (One-Time & Recurring)". The text alongside this image reads: Use the Let customers adjust quantities checkbox to allow buyers to choose how many units of a one-time product they want to purchase. You can set minimum and maximum limits to control bulk orders. This flexibility improves the checkout experience for customers who need multiple items. Immediately after, the guide continues: Enable the Require customers to add a phone number option to make phone number collection mandatory during checkout. This is helpful for follow-ups, service coordination, or verification purposes. The phone field will appear alongside…. Image 5 of 20 What to chooseUse the Let customers adjust quantities checkbox to allow buyers to choose how many units of a one-time product they want to purchase. You can set minimum and maximum limits to control bulk orders. This flexibility improves the checkout experience for customers who need multiple items.
Buttons and menus referenced Let customers adjust quantities
Next stepEnable the Require customers to add a phone number option to make phone number collection mandatory during checkout. This is helpful for follow-ups, service coordination, or verification purposes. The phone field will appear alongside other contact details in the form.

Collect Customer Phone Numbers

Enable the Require customers to add a phone number option to make phone number collection mandatory during checkout. This is helpful for follow-ups, service coordination, or verification purposes. The phone field will appear alongside other contact details in the form.

Collect Customer Phone Numbers (image 6 of 20) What this shows Enable the Require customers to add a phone number option to make phone number collection mandatory during checkout. What this shows Illustrates the "Collect Customer Phone Numbers" section of "How to Set Up a Payment Link for Multiple Products (One-Time & Recurring)". This screenshot appears in the "Collect Customer Phone Numbers" section of "How to Set Up a Payment Link for Multiple Products (One-Time & Recurring)". The text alongside this image reads: Enable the Require customers to add a phone number option to make phone number collection mandatory during checkout. This is helpful for follow-ups, service coordination, or verification purposes. The phone field will appear alongside other contact details in the form. Immediately after, the guide continues: Enable the Collect customer addresses option if you need detailed shipping or billing information. Once selected, address fields such as street, city, state, country, and postal code will be shown on the checkout page—ideal for physical…. Image 6 of 20 What this coversEnable the Require customers to add a phone number option to make phone number collection mandatory during checkout. This is helpful for follow-ups, service coordination, or verification purposes. The phone field will appear alongside other contact details in the form. Next stepEnable the Collect customer addresses option if you need detailed shipping or billing information. Once selected, address fields such as street, city, state, country, and postal code will be shown on the checkout page—ideal for physical product delivery or compliance requirements.

Collect Customer Addresses

Enable the Collect customer addresses option if you need detailed shipping or billing information. Once selected, address fields such as street, city, state, country, and postal code will be shown on the checkout page—ideal for physical product delivery or compliance requirements.

Collect Customer Addresses (image 7 of 20) What this shows Enable the Collect customer addresses option if you need detailed shipping or billing information. What this shows Illustrates the "Collect Customer Addresses" section of "How to Set Up a Payment Link for Multiple Products (One-Time & Recurring)". This screenshot appears in the "Collect Customer Addresses" section of "How to Set Up a Payment Link for Multiple Products (One-Time & Recurring)". The text alongside this image reads: Enable the Collect customer addresses option if you need detailed shipping or billing information. Once selected, address fields such as street, city, state, country, and postal code will be shown on the checkout page—ideal for physical product delivery or compliance requirements. Immediately after, the guide continues: Select the Allow coupon codes option to display a coupon code field on the checkout page. This allows customers to apply discount codes to their purchases, helping drive promotional campaigns and incentivize higher conversions. Image 7 of 20 What this coversEnable the Collect customer addresses option if you need detailed shipping or billing information. Once selected, address fields such as street, city, state, country, and postal code will be shown on the checkout page—ideal for physical product delivery or compliance requirements. Next stepSelect the Allow coupon codes option to display a coupon code field on the checkout page. This allows customers to apply discount codes to their purchases, helping drive promotional campaigns and incentivize higher conversions.

Enable Coupon Codes at Checkout

Select the Allow coupon codes option to display a coupon code field on the checkout page. This allows customers to apply discount codes to their purchases, helping drive promotional campaigns and incentivize higher conversions.

Enable Coupon Codes at Checkout (image 8 of 20) What this shows Select the Allow coupon codes option to display a coupon code field on the checkout page. What this shows Illustrates the "Enable Coupon Codes at Checkout" section of "How to Set Up a Payment Link for Multiple Products (One-Time & Recurring)". This screenshot appears in the "Enable Coupon Codes at Checkout" section of "How to Set Up a Payment Link for Multiple Products (One-Time & Recurring)". The text alongside this image reads: Select the Allow coupon codes option to display a coupon code field on the checkout page. This allows customers to apply discount codes to their purchases, helping drive promotional campaigns and incentivize higher conversions. Immediately after, the guide continues: Activate the Enable redirection to custom URL option to automatically guide customers to a specific page after completing their payment. You can define the redirect destination and choose whether it opens in a new tab or within the…. Image 8 of 20 What to chooseSelect the Allow coupon codes option to display a coupon code field on the checkout page. This allows customers to apply discount codes to their purchases, helping drive promotional campaigns and incentivize higher conversions. Next stepActivate the Enable redirection to custom URL option to automatically guide customers to a specific page after completing their payment. You can define the redirect destination and choose whether it opens in a new tab or within the current one—ideal for thank-you pages or next-step instructions.

Add Post-Purchase Redirect URL

Activate the Enable redirection to custom URL option to automatically guide customers to a specific page after completing their payment. You can define the redirect destination and choose whether it opens in a new tab or within the current one—ideal for thank-you pages or next-step instructions.

Add Post-Purchase Redirect URL (image 9 of 20) What this shows Activate the Enable redirection to custom URL option to automatically guide customers to a specific page after completing their payment. What this shows Illustrates the "Add Post-Purchase Redirect URL" section of "How to Set Up a Payment Link for Multiple Products (One-Time & Recurring)". This screenshot appears in the "Add Post-Purchase Redirect URL" section of "How to Set Up a Payment Link for Multiple Products (One-Time & Recurring)". The text alongside this image reads: Activate the Enable redirection to custom URL option to automatically guide customers to a specific page after completing their payment. You can define the redirect destination and choose whether it opens in a new tab or within the current one—ideal for thank-you pages or next-step instructions. Immediately after, the guide continues: Use the dropdown under Call to action for payment link button to personalize the button label based on your offering. You can select from options like “Pay,” “Book,” or “Donate” to align the CTA with your product type or user journey…. Image 9 of 20 What to chooseActivate the Enable redirection to custom URL option to automatically guide customers to a specific page after completing their payment. You can define the redirect destination and choose whether it opens in a new tab or within the current one—ideal for thank-you pages or next-step instructions. Next stepUse the dropdown under Call to action for payment link button to personalize the button label based on your offering. You can select from options like “Pay,” “Book,” or “Donate” to align the CTA with your product type or user journey. This helps set the right expectations and improve conversion clarity.

Customize the Call-to-Action Button Text

Use the dropdown under Call to action for payment link button to personalize the button label based on your offering. You can select from options like “Pay,” “Book,” or “Donate” to align the CTA with your product type or user journey. This helps set the right expectations and improve conversion clarity.

Customize the Call-to-Action Button Text (image 10 of 20) What this shows Use the dropdown under Call to action for payment link button to personalize the button label based on your offering. What this shows Illustrates the "Customize the Call-to-Action Button Text" section of "How to Set Up a Payment Link for Multiple Products (One-Time & Recurring)". This screenshot appears in the "Customize the Call-to-Action Button Text" section of "How to Set Up a Payment Link for Multiple Products (One-Time & Recurring)". The text alongside this image reads: Use the dropdown under Call to action for payment link button to personalize the button label based on your offering. You can select from options like “Pay,” “Book,” or “Donate” to align the CTA with your product type or user journey. This helps set the right expectations and improve conversion…. Immediately after, the guide continues: Enable the Branding option to include a custom “Powered by” label on the checkout page. You can edit the text to display your agency or business name, reinforcing brand visibility and trust during the checkout experience. Image 10 of 20 What to fill inUse the dropdown under Call to action for payment link button to personalize the button label based on your offering. You can select from options like “Pay,” “Book,” or “Donate” to align the CTA with your product type or user journey. This helps set the right expectations and improve conversion clarity. Next stepEnable the Branding option to include a custom “Powered by” label on the checkout page. You can edit the text to display your agency or business name, reinforcing brand visibility and trust during the checkout experience.

Add a Branding Message

Enable the Branding option to include a custom “Powered by” label on the checkout page. You can edit the text to display your agency or business name, reinforcing brand visibility and trust during the checkout experience.

Add a Branding Message (image 11 of 20) What this shows Enable the Branding option to include a custom “Powered by” label on the checkout page. What this shows Illustrates the "Add a Branding Message" section of "How to Set Up a Payment Link for Multiple Products (One-Time & Recurring)". This screenshot appears in the "Add a Branding Message" section of "How to Set Up a Payment Link for Multiple Products (One-Time & Recurring)". The text alongside this image reads: Enable the Branding option to include a custom “Powered by” label on the checkout page. You can edit the text to display your agency or business name, reinforcing brand visibility and trust during the checkout experience. Immediately after, the guide continues: Use the Add Terms and Conditions option to include important legal or policy-related information for your transaction. The message appears just below the Pay button on the checkout page, ensuring customers review key terms before…. Image 11 of 20 What this coversEnable the Branding option to include a custom “Powered by” label on the checkout page. You can edit the text to display your agency or business name, reinforcing brand visibility and trust during the checkout experience. Next stepUse the Add Terms and Conditions option to include important legal or policy-related information for your transaction. The message appears just below the Pay button on the checkout page, ensuring customers review key terms before completing the purchase. You can format the text for clarity and emphasis.

Add Terms and Conditions

Use the Add Terms and Conditions option to include important legal or policy-related information for your transaction. The message appears just below the Pay button on the checkout page, ensuring customers review key terms before completing the purchase. You can format the text for clarity and emphasis.

Add Terms and Conditions (image 12 of 20) What this shows Use the Add Terms and Conditions option to include important legal or policy-related information for your transaction. What this shows Illustrates the "Add Terms and Conditions" section of "How to Set Up a Payment Link for Multiple Products (One-Time & Recurring)". This screenshot appears in the "Add Terms and Conditions" section of "How to Set Up a Payment Link for Multiple Products (One-Time & Recurring)". The text alongside this image reads: Use the Add Terms and Conditions option to include important legal or policy-related information for your transaction. The message appears just below the Pay button on the checkout page, ensuring customers review key terms before completing the purchase. You can format the text for clarity and…. Immediately after, the guide continues: Use the Automatic Deactivation setting to specify a date when the payment link should expire. This is helpful for time-bound offers, limited campaigns, or subscription windows. Once the selected date is reached, the link will no longer be…. Image 12 of 20 What this coversUse the Add Terms and Conditions option to include important legal or policy-related information for your transaction. The message appears just below the Pay button on the checkout page, ensuring customers review key terms before completing the purchase. You can format the text for clarity and emphasis. Next stepUse the Automatic Deactivation setting to specify a date when the payment link should expire. This is helpful for time-bound offers, limited campaigns, or subscription windows. Once the selected date is reached, the link will no longer be accessible to customers.

Set Automatic Deactivation Date

Use the Automatic Deactivation setting to specify a date when the payment link should expire. This is helpful for time-bound offers, limited campaigns, or subscription windows. Once the selected date is reached, the link will no longer be accessible to customers.

Set Automatic Deactivation Date (image 13 of 20) What this shows Use the Automatic Deactivation setting to specify a date when the payment link should expire. What this shows Illustrates the "Set Automatic Deactivation Date" section of "How to Set Up a Payment Link for Multiple Products (One-Time & Recurring)". This screenshot appears in the "Set Automatic Deactivation Date" section of "How to Set Up a Payment Link for Multiple Products (One-Time & Recurring)". The text alongside this image reads: Use the Automatic Deactivation setting to specify a date when the payment link should expire. This is helpful for time-bound offers, limited campaigns, or subscription windows. Once the selected date is reached, the link will no longer be accessible to customers. Immediately after, the guide continues: Use the Payment Mode toggle to switch between Test and Live environments. In Test mode, you can simulate payments using test card numbers without processing actual transactions. Switch to Live mode when you’re ready to accept real…. Image 13 of 20 What this coversUse the Automatic Deactivation setting to specify a date when the payment link should expire. This is helpful for time-bound offers, limited campaigns, or subscription windows. Once the selected date is reached, the link will no longer be accessible to customers. Next stepUse the Payment Mode toggle to switch between Test and Live environments. In Test mode, you can simulate payments using test card numbers without processing actual transactions. Switch to Live mode when you’re ready to accept real payments from customers.

Choose Between Test and Live Payment Modes

Use the Payment Mode toggle to switch between Test and Live environments. In Test mode, you can simulate payments using test card numbers without processing actual transactions. Switch to Live mode when you’re ready to accept real payments from customers.

Choose Between Test and Live Payment Modes (image 14 of 20) What this shows Use the Payment Mode toggle to switch between Test and Live environments. What this shows Illustrates the "Choose Between Test and Live Payment Modes" section of "How to Set Up a Payment Link for Multiple Products (One-Time & Recurring)". This screenshot appears in the "Choose Between Test and Live Payment Modes" section of "How to Set Up a Payment Link for Multiple Products (One-Time & Recurring)". The text alongside this image reads: Use the Payment Mode toggle to switch between Test and Live environments. In Test mode, you can simulate payments using test card numbers without processing actual transactions. Switch to Live mode when you’re ready to accept real payments from customers. Immediately after, the guide continues: Use the field at the top of the screen to enter a custom name for your payment link. This internal name helps you organize and identify links in your dashboard. It does not affect the customer-facing checkout page. Image 14 of 20 What to chooseUse the Payment Mode toggle to switch between Test and Live environments. In Test mode, you can simulate payments using test card numbers without processing actual transactions. Switch to Live mode when you’re ready to accept real payments from customers.
Buttons and menus referenced TestLive
Next stepUse the field at the top of the screen to enter a custom name for your payment link. This internal name helps you organize and identify links in your dashboard. It does not affect the customer-facing checkout page.

Use the field at the top of the screen to enter a custom name for your payment link. This internal name helps you organize and identify links in your dashboard. It does not affect the customer-facing checkout page.

Name Your Payment Link (image 15 of 20) What this shows Use the field at the top of the screen to enter a custom name for your payment link. What this shows Illustrates the "Name Your Payment Link" section of "How to Set Up a Payment Link for Multiple Products (One-Time & Recurring)". This screenshot appears in the "Name Your Payment Link" section of "How to Set Up a Payment Link for Multiple Products (One-Time & Recurring)". The text alongside this image reads: Use the field at the top of the screen to enter a custom name for your payment link. This internal name helps you organize and identify links in your dashboard. It does not affect the customer-facing checkout page. Immediately after, the guide continues: Click the Copy / Send button to access options for distributing your payment link. You can copy a generic link to share with any customer or send a personalized version directly via email or SMS from within GHL Customer Care. Image 15 of 20 What to fill inUse the field at the top of the screen to enter a custom name for your payment link. This internal name helps you organize and identify links in your dashboard. It does not affect the customer-facing checkout page. Next stepClick the Copy / Send button to access options for distributing your payment link. You can copy a generic link to share with any customer or send a personalized version directly via email or SMS from within GHL Customer Care.

Click the Copy / Send button to access options for distributing your payment link. You can copy a generic link to share with any customer or send a personalized version directly via email or SMS from within GHL Customer Care.

Share the Payment Link (image 16 of 20) What this shows Click the Copy / Send button to access options for distributing your payment link. What this shows Illustrates the "Share the Payment Link" section of "How to Set Up a Payment Link for Multiple Products (One-Time & Recurring)". This screenshot appears in the "Share the Payment Link" section of "How to Set Up a Payment Link for Multiple Products (One-Time & Recurring)". The text alongside this image reads: Click the Copy / Send button to access options for distributing your payment link. You can copy a generic link to share with any customer or send a personalized version directly via email or SMS from within GHL Customer Care. Immediately after, the guide continues: Choose to copy a standard link for general use or generate a personalized payment link with prefilled customer data. Use the dropdown menu to select a contact and get the customized payment link for the selected contact. Image 16 of 20 What to copyClick the Copy / Send button to access options for distributing your payment link. You can copy a generic link to share with any customer or send a personalized version directly via email or SMS from within GHL Customer Care.
Buttons and menus referenced Copy / Send
Next stepChoose to copy a standard link for general use or generate a personalized payment link with prefilled customer data. Use the dropdown menu to select a contact and get the customized payment link for the selected contact.

Choose to copy a standard link for general use or generate a personalized payment link with prefilled customer data. Use the dropdown menu to select a contact and get the customized payment link for the selected contact.

Copy or Personalize the Payment Link (image 17 of 20) What this shows Choose to copy a standard link for general use or generate a personalized payment link with prefilled customer data. What this shows Illustrates the "Copy or Personalize the Payment Link" section of "How to Set Up a Payment Link for Multiple Products (One-Time & Recurring)". This screenshot appears in the "Copy or Personalize the Payment Link" section of "How to Set Up a Payment Link for Multiple Products (One-Time & Recurring)". The text alongside this image reads: Choose to copy a standard link for general use or generate a personalized payment link with prefilled customer data. Use the dropdown menu to select a contact and get the customized payment link for the selected contact. Immediately after, the guide continues: Use the Send to Contacts option to deliver payment links via email, SMS, or both. Select the contact, choose your communication method, and customize the subject line and templates to match your campaign or offer. Image 17 of 20 What to chooseChoose to copy a standard link for general use or generate a personalized payment link with prefilled customer data. Use the dropdown menu to select a contact and get the customized payment link for the selected contact. Next stepUse the Send to Contacts option to deliver payment links via email, SMS, or both. Select the contact, choose your communication method, and customize the subject line and templates to match your campaign or offer.

Use the Send to Contacts option to deliver payment links via email, SMS, or both. Select the contact, choose your communication method, and customize the subject line and templates to match your campaign or offer.

Send Links to Contacts (image 18 of 20) What this shows Use the Send to Contacts option to deliver payment links via email, SMS, or both. What this shows Illustrates the "Send Links to Contacts" section of "How to Set Up a Payment Link for Multiple Products (One-Time & Recurring)". This screenshot appears in the "Send Links to Contacts" section of "How to Set Up a Payment Link for Multiple Products (One-Time & Recurring)". The text alongside this image reads: Use the Send to Contacts option to deliver payment links via email, SMS, or both. Select the contact, choose your communication method, and customize the subject line and templates to match your campaign or offer. Immediately after, the guide continues: Click the Preview button to see how your payment link will appear to customers. This allows you to verify product grouping, branding elements, form fields, and overall layout before sharing the link publicly. Image 18 of 20 What to chooseUse the Send to Contacts option to deliver payment links via email, SMS, or both. Select the contact, choose your communication method, and customize the subject line and templates to match your campaign or offer. Next stepClick the Preview button to see how your payment link will appear to customers. This allows you to verify product grouping, branding elements, form fields, and overall layout before sharing the link publicly.

Preview the Payment Link Checkout Page

Click the Preview button to see how your payment link will appear to customers. This allows you to verify product grouping, branding elements, form fields, and overall layout before sharing the link publicly.

Preview the Payment Link Checkout Page (image 19 of 20) What this shows Click the Preview button to see how your payment link will appear to customers. What this shows Illustrates the "Preview the Payment Link Checkout Page" section of "How to Set Up a Payment Link for Multiple Products (One-Time & Recurring)". This screenshot appears in the "Preview the Payment Link Checkout Page" section of "How to Set Up a Payment Link for Multiple Products (One-Time & Recurring)". The text alongside this image reads: Click the Preview button to see how your payment link will appear to customers. This allows you to verify product grouping, branding elements, form fields, and overall layout before sharing the link publicly. Immediately after, the guide continues: Once your products and settings are finalized, click the Save button to publish your payment link. This action activates the link and allows you to begin sharing it with customers through your chosen channels. Image 19 of 20 What to clickClick the Preview button to see how your payment link will appear to customers. This allows you to verify product grouping, branding elements, form fields, and overall layout before sharing the link publicly. Next stepOnce your products and settings are finalized, click the Save button to publish your payment link. This action activates the link and allows you to begin sharing it with customers through your chosen channels.

Once your products and settings are finalized, click the Save button to publish your payment link. This action activates the link and allows you to begin sharing it with customers through your chosen channels.

Save Your Payment Link (image 20 of 20) What this shows Once your products and settings are finalized, click the Save button to publish your payment link. What this shows Illustrates the "Save Your Payment Link" section of "How to Set Up a Payment Link for Multiple Products (One-Time & Recurring)". This screenshot appears in the "Save Your Payment Link" section of "How to Set Up a Payment Link for Multiple Products (One-Time & Recurring)". The text alongside this image reads: Once your products and settings are finalized, click the Save button to publish your payment link. This action activates the link and allows you to begin sharing it with customers through your chosen channels. Immediately after, the guide continues: Q: Is there a limit to how many one-time products can be added? Image 20 of 20 How to confirmOnce your products and settings are finalized, click the Save button to publish your payment link. This action activates the link and allows you to begin sharing it with customers through your chosen channels.
Buttons and menus referenced Save
Next stepQ: Is there a limit to how many one-time products can be added?

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is there a limit to how many one-time products can be added?

There’s no limit. You can include as many one-time products as your business needs.

Q: Can coupon codes be applied across all products?

Yes, coupon codes are accepted at checkout and apply to eligible products in the cart.

Q: How are products organized in the checkout view?

They are grouped under “One-time Products” and “Recurring Products” for clear separation.

Q: Can I embed or share the payment link?

Yes. The link can be shared via email, social media, or embedded on your website.

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