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WP Simple Pay Pro is perfect for business owners, startups, consultants, non-profits and developers. It’s basically for anyone wanting to collect payments quickly and easily with minimal setup using Stripe.

Yes, you’ll need to have an active Stripe account. If you don’t have one it only takes a few minutes to register. Sign up for Stripe now.

WP Simple Pay Pro is a standalone Stripe payments plugin. It is not meant to be a full shopping cart solution or integrate with any shopping cart plugins like WooCommerce or EDD. It's also not intended to integrate with any form builder or membership plugins. These other plugins usually have their own Stripe add-on and may fit your use case better. All WP Simple Pay Pro requires is a Stripe account and a WordPress site to start accepting payments.

Yes, we love Easy Pricing Tables Premium and use it on this page! It's a great independent pricing tables plugin that integrates with WP Simple Pay Pro, WooCommerce and EDD.

Yes, we love AffiliateWP. They integrate with WP Simple Pay as well as many other payment plugins.

Absolutely not. You can create and customize payment forms without any coding knowledge. We made it extremely user friendly so you can build responsive payment forms without hiring a developer. As with most WordPress plugins, however, custom code might be required for more specific needs.

WP Simple Pay Pro is a WordPress plugin. In order to use it, you must have a self-hosted WordPress site. You must also have an SSL (HTTPS) setup in order to process live transactions. Other than that, if you’re using a reputable hosting provider you should be covered in terms of your versions of WordPress, PHP, MySQL, etc. You can review our system requirements as well as recommendations by WordPress.org for more details.

No. WP Simple Pay Pro will NOT work on sites that do not use WordPress. Additionally, WP Simple Pay Pro is not compatible with the WordPress.com platform. You must be using a self-hosted version of WordPress. Still confused? Refer to this video and this reference.

A site is any URL (even a subdomain) that you install WordPress on. If you’re building client sites, you can purchase a multiple site license OR purchase an appropriate license for each client. Development and staging sites do not count.