This add-on puts a payment or support button on your projects and services. It is the shortest path between «I want this» and «here is the money», for work that has a known price.
How it works — and what it deliberately does not do
You paste a payment link you created yourself — Stripe, PayPal, Ko-fi, TWINT, whatever you already use — and a button appears on the item. We do not process the payment, we do not hold the money, and we never see your customer's card. Your provider does that, with the terms you already accepted.
The consequence is worth knowing: the amount, the currency and the receipt are your provider's business. If a client disputes a payment, it is settled where the money went, not here.
When it is worth it
- Yes — you sell something identifiable at a known price: a workshop seat, a deposit, a fixed-price service, a print.
- Yes — you want a «support my work» button, and a link is all you need.
- No — everything you do is quoted case by case. The button would sit there being ignored, and an invoice does the job better.
Where the buttons appear
On a project or a service, next to its description. One link per item, so a workshop and a consultation can point at different amounts.
The media gallery — images, videos and documents on your projects — is included in your plan and does not need this add-on. Turning it on for the gallery would be paying for something you already have.