Payments
Collect payments through your forms with your own Stripe, Authorize.net, or CardPointe account.
Charge for what your forms sell. Connect your own payment account (Stripe, Authorize.net, or CardPointe), add a payment field, and take one-time payments directly on your form. You stay the merchant of record, so the money lands in your account.
- Connect Stripe and accept payments on a form Connect your Stripe account once, then add a Payment field to any form. The money goes straight to your Stripe account.
- Set the amount: fixed, custom, products, per person, coupons and fees Every way a Payment field can decide what to charge, plus discount codes and passing your processing fee to the payer.
- Connect Authorize.net and accept payments on a form Copy three credentials from your Authorize.net Merchant Interface, connect the account to your workspace, and take card payments on any form.
- Connect CardPointe and accept payments on a form Connect your CardPointe gateway account with its API credentials and take card payments on any form.
- Recommended Authorize.net fraud settings Turn on Authorize.net's built-in fraud filters to stop card-testing bots before they reach your form payments.
- You are the merchant of record Form payments go into your own payment account, so you are the seller and tax, refunds, and disputes are yours to handle.
- Refunds and disputes Refund a payment from the submission in Maxforms or from your provider's dashboard, and handle disputes with your provider.
- Why didn't my form charge? The usual causes are a payment field that isn't connected or published, a payment account that can't charge, or logic that hid the field.
- Testing payments before you go live Check a one-time payment form with a Free coupon, and verify Services booking and subscription outcomes separately.