How to Create a PayPal Smart Button (PayPal Checkout Button)

[@websitewiz]

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[@larryag99]

This seems so simple. Only problem... ITS OUTDATED. None of the current screens look like the only in this tutorial. Would be nice if you updated it.

[@websitewiz]

Hi Larry, thanks for your feedback. Agreed, we will look into creating an updated version.

[@fernandez0014]

Facts I can't access pay & get paid there's only pay

[@chinacountrylife]

thank you for the video, could you please write the steps for install Paypal smart button for credit & debit card payment for shopify? thank you so much!

[@websitewiz]

Hi, thank you for your comment. Unfortunately we are not yet well versed in Shopify, but we did find a great answer on a forum that may help where the author of the article breaks down the method into easy-to-follow steps: community.shopify.com/c/shopify-design/i-want-to-add-paypal-smart-payment-buttons/m-p/743915#M185742 PayPal also has a solution to your question and that is here: www.paypal.com/c2/webapps/mpp/integrating-shopify?locale.x=en_C2 And Shopify has an answer here: help.shopify.com/en/manual/payments/paypal Hope this helps!

[@profitupinc]

Fantastic video! For some reason, we do not have Paypal buttons under Pay & Get Paid. Any Suggestions?

[@websitewiz]

Hi, thanks for your comment 💜 Unfortunately PayPal is no longer offering standalone payment solutions, such as their Smart Button, without coding it in directly, or using one of their partner applications, such as Wix, Squarespace etc. If you want to take the coding path, please check out this page on PayPal's website to get started: developer.paypal.com/docs/checkout/standard/ Otherwise, the only other way to connect PayPal buttons to your website is to sign up for a paid solution as mentioned above. Hope this helps!

[@LXSeaV]

@@websitewiz It sucks so much the did that. I used to love the SmartButtons so much. They were free and easy! And now you have to create whole separate online shopping websites that start at $30 a month and up to $80 a month?! Gahd. What a racket.

[@beautyschoolbooks]

Your diction and demonstration is clear and professional. Well done. Have you made a video on how to do this in WordPress?

[@websitewiz]

Thank you for the beautiful comment Robyn! 💜 And thank you for your great suggestion for a future video. 😃 To add a PayPal smart button to your WordPress site, do the steps in the video up to the 04:15 mark, where you press "Copy Code" on the PayPal website, then do the following 10 steps: 1. Paste the code into a text editor such as Notepad and save it. Note: This step isn't vital, but helpful if anything goes wrong in the later steps. 2. Log into your WordPress site. 3. From the Dashboard go to Pages > All pages. 4. Select the page you want to add the Smart Button code to. 5. Press "Edit." 6. Edit the page in HTML mode by switching from visual to HTML. 7. Paste the PayPal Button code onto the page where you want it to appear. 8. Update the page. 9. Preview the page and make sure it's orientation looks right. 10. Test the "Pay with PayPal" and "Debit or Credit" buttons and make sure all of the details such as the description, price, tax, etc., are correct. Hope this helps Robyn.

[@abdeljalilbensiali]

thank you it was clear, but i have one question in my website i have variable price each product have a specific price how can i let the button know the price o each article thank you

[@websitewiz]

Hi, thank you! Glad it was clear 😃 If you have multiple products with variable prices for each product on your site, we would recommend using a different type of button for that. You can check out our video on which button we recommend here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eV7XmYqoeLqMfNU

[@razellevie2936]

How about if the item has different variants and different prices? Please response. Thank you.

[@websitewiz]

Hi Razelle, thanks for your question. If you have items with different variants and prices, please check out the button shown in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eV7XmYqoeLqMfNU Hope this helps!

[@ZeusOnMobile1]

I have a problem where when I add a quantity of a product the price doesn’t get refreshed and when I check the price it’s always the old one not the price with new quantity ?

[@websitewiz]

Hi Benti, this PayPal 'Smart' button doesn't offer the customer an option to choose different quantities. If you want to offer this option, we suggest using the 'Add to Cart' button. We've made a video on that here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eV7XmYqoeLqMfNU

[@benjis-circle-of-life]

Very well tutorial but my account showed me not the option to create the button in the menu bar from Pay&Get Paid, after created the app. Any Idea why?

[@websitewiz]

Hi there, thanks for your feedback. You can also access the buttons page by going to >> paypal.com/buttons if the option is not showing in your menu bar. However, PayPal has changed the process since we originally created this video 2 years ago. So once you go to the buttons page, it may redirect to you to a Developers page. It appears that all PayPal buttons now need to be coded in directly. If you'd like to avoid coding your buttons, or are not familiar with how to do it, you could set up your buttons using a website service like Wix, or Squarespace that makes this easy. Hope this helps!

[@obajinmiadebola7057]

On forming the client id, going to pay, and getting paid, I couldn't find the payment button so I got stuck. What can I do in such a situation?

[@websitewiz]

Hi Obajinmi, sorry to hear you got stuck. You can try typing in the link to the PayPal buttons page directly and see if that works: paypal.com/buttons Hope this helps!

[@mohamedalaa4729]

Great vedio ❤,but now how i can but buy with credit card on my shopify store please help me in this

[@websitewiz]

Hi Rahul, Shopify offers dynamic payment buttons as per their article here: help.shopify.com/en/manual/online-store/dynamic-checkout Hope this helps!

[@websitewiz]

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[@nilssslin]

Hey I think they changed it. Can you make an updated video to this topic? But before they changed it your video was super helpful thank you for that

[@websitewiz]

Hi Nelson, thanks for your lovely compliment! 💜 Yes, we've noticed that PayPal has been making changes to their button layout pages lately and it's hard to find things where they used to be. Since making these Pa

[@l.k.s.221]

@@websitewiz Thanks but it would be super helpful if you wanted to support small non-profits who cannot afford Shopify

[@t828]

I have a question I offer 3 subscription plans on my website but when I embedd all of 3 of them on their respective place only button is showing up . PLease help !!!!!!!!!!

[@websitewiz]

Hi Tate, thanks for your comment. We suggest contacting PayPal directly as they have more control over button features than we can offer. It could be many reasons why it's not working properly. Here's a link to their contact page: www.paypal.com/au/smarthelp/home

[@t828]

@@websitewiz I did but their instructions are very unclear

[@Neta4Christ]

It looks awesome, but can't add items to cart and its a big dis-convenience for customers, they can only pay one item at the time.

[@websitewiz]

Hi Neta, yes the 'Smart' button is only for single purchases. If you want to offer your customer the option to pay for multiple items at once, then the 'Add to Cart' button would be a better solution. We've made a video on that here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eV7XmYqoeLqMfNU

[@SalaudeenLawal-c5w]

Hello thanks for this How can i know checkout in sandbox Paypal account through express

[@websitewiz]

Hi Salaudeen, thanks for your question! To determine if your PayPal account is in Sandbox mode, you can look for a few key indicators: 1. **URL Check**: Check the URL when you are logged in. If the URL contains "sandbox.paypal.com", you are in the Sandbox environment. The regular PayPal accounts operate under "paypal.com". 2. **Dashboard Appearance**: When you log into the PayPal Sandbox environment, the interface typically mentions "Sandbox" somewhere on the dashboard, often at the top or in the account overview section. 3. **Email Notifications**: If you receive email notifications from PayPal and they mention "Sandbox" or "Test Email" within the subject or body, it's a clear indication that the actions are being performed in a Sandbox environment. 4. **Testing Features**: If you're able to perform tests without real money transactions and with test data, such as using test credit card numbers, this is another sign that you're in the Sandbox environment. If you're developing or testing integrations and you're unsure or need to switch between modes, you might need to log out from one environment and log in to another with the appropriate credentials. Hope this helps!

[@believeongod97]

In paypal developer dashboard only showing me sandbox mode and show you are in sandbox mode how can I get out from there is any option please help me

[@websitewiz]

Hi, to move out of sandbox mode, please checkout this part of the video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b6GQnHRoZZJ1nck

[@mooshman_pro2432]

Hello 👋.your videos are life savers. Thank you so much. I would like to ask is there a way to customise every product page in Wix differently since all the products has different prices and the button which we add applies to all the products with same prices. I am so frustrated i can't find a solution. Please help me if you can 🙏. Please 🙏🥺

[@websitewiz]

Hi Pranav, thanks so much for the positive feedback. We appreciate it 💜 If you have different products with different prices, and don't want to use the integrated paid Stores app with Wix, then you'll want to check out the PayPal 'Add to Cart' button. We made a video on that here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eV7XmYqoeLqMfNU Hope this helps!

[@mooshman_pro2432]

​@@websitewiz Thank you so much 🙂

[@zamadladla826]

My Pay and Get Paid page is missing links of for : Paypal Buttons, QR Code. Any idea how to do I get these buttons under my Pay and Get Paid page?

[@websitewiz]

Hi, unfortunately PayPal is no longer offering standalone payment solutions, such as their Smart Button, without coding it in directly or using one of their partner applications, such as Wix, Squarespace etc. If you want to take the coding path, please check out this page on PayPal's website to get started: developer.paypal.com/docs/checkout/standard/ Otherwise, the only other way to connect PayPal buttons to your website is to sign up for a paid solution as mentioned above. Hope this helps!

[@AuthenticUbud]

why I cannot get Paypal button on pay and get paid menu?

[@websitewiz]

Hi, if it's not showing in the menu then you can get there by going to paypal.com/buttons Hope this helps!

[@acpablodc]

You saved me! Amazing video, thanks!

[@websitewiz]

Hi, thanks for the lovely feedback! 💜 So glad we could help you 😃

[@ElisaDuarteJ]

Great video! My only question is if there's a way to "see" my button or some type of "insights" from my Paypal account.

[@websitewiz]

Hi Elisa, great question! Not that we know of unfortunately. It's weird but there are no 'saved' Smart buttons within the PayPal account. All other types of PayPal buttons such as 'Add to Cart', 'Donate', 'Subscribe' etc. can be saved and edited, but not Smart buttons.

[@djreyalbinopinggo9083]

thank you so muchhh❤

[@websitewiz]

Hi Rey, you're very welcome 😃💜

[@ROCKY_EDITZ_21]

can you please show how to do the same on a shopify website....and paypal has changed a lot can you please make a new one.....and i also tried adding the code for me its not showing up

[@websitewiz]

Hi Rocky, thank you for your suggestions. If you have pasted the code into your web page and the button is not showing up, that could mean there is an error in the code. We suggest starting again from the beginning and go through step by step to make sure the code is correct. Even adding an extra period, or comma etc. will break the coding so that the button won't work. Hope this helps!

[@zoerayartistrytv]

Thank you so much Queen this helped me a lot

[@websitewiz]

Thank you Zoe! 💜 We're so glad it helped you.

[@gyangangastory]

Hi, I use Paypal on my wix website which I use for ecommerce, do still I need to add this coding to the paypal button?

[@websitewiz]

Hi there, no you don't need to use these buttons if you're using the paid integrated ecommerce solution through Wix. Hope this helps!

[@jeff4310]

I have an education site, so my products are services rather than physical items. In a non-shopping cart scenario like mine, how do you determine whether the buyer's payment was approved or not? If approved, how do you redirect them to, in my case, the lesson page? How do you prevent the tech savvy buyer from 'viewing' the page, obtaining your client-id and forwarding URL to bypass the payment page altogether? Thanks for any help.

[@websitewiz]

Hi Jeff, Great question! I can only give general educational advice of course, as I'm not a qualified business advisor. That said, building an educational site with the requirements you're specifying, these simple stand-alone PayPal buttons won't be able to do what you need, unless you are able to code them to do more. And even If coding is an option for you, it will require so much expertise and upkeep, you'd probably be better off paying for an already-built e-commerce system that does what you need out-of-the-box, such as WooCommerce, BigCommerce or Shopify. A quick comparison of these three is: 1. WooCommerce - the cheapest (free), but it has the greatest learning curve of the three. 2. BigCommerce - cheaper overall than Shopify but with a greater the learning curve than Shopify. 3. Shopify - the easiest to implement, but the most expensive solution, in our opinion, over the long term. I'd contact each of their customer-service departments and ask specific questions about whether they can do what you need, especially asking if their software can detect when payments are made, and if so, whether it then able to redirect customers to specific "paid only" pages. Hope this helps.

[@footnotes268]

Hi Tracy, I like the video on the PayPal topic. Could you tell me where I'd place the PayPal code in my Shopify Dawn Theme? Thanks. Arthur

[@websitewiz]

Hi Arthur, thank you for your compliment! 💜 Unfortunately we are not yet well versed in Shopify, but we did find a great answer on a forum that may help where the author of the article breaks down the method into easy-to-follow steps: community.shopify.com/c/shopify-design/i-want-to-add-paypal-smart-payment-buttons/m-p/743915#M185742 PayPal also has a solution to your question and that is here: www.paypal.com/c2/webapps/mpp/integrating-shopify?locale.x=en_C2 And Shopify has an answer here: help.shopify.com/en/manual/payments/paypal Hope this helps!

[@thomascray]

Any idea why when I log in to my Paypal Business account and click "pay and get paid" I do NOT see "accept payments" at all?

[@websitewiz]

Hi Thomas, thanks for your question. Not sure why it wouldn't be there. We've noticed that PayPal has been making some changes to their button options of late and so it could be that this has moved. Sorry we don't know where to. We checked in our account and it's still showing, but that may be because we already had buttons saved there prior to their layout changes. Sorry we couldn't help more.

[@zabiiaryan8325]

How much PayPal charge for the checkout service. Any cost associate with the button you implemented for the website?

[@websitewiz]

Hi Zabii, usually the fees are based on each transaction value. Last time we checked it was a small flat fee + a percentage of the transaction value. But the exact rates may vary depending on your banking location and other factors, such as your customer's location etc. Best bet would be to do a Google search for "PayPal Merchant Fees (ADD YOUR COUNTRY)" for more info or contact PayPal direct: www.paypal.com/us/smarthelp/contact-us Hope this helps!

[@彭芃-w1k]

hello, I followed the steps in the video to integrate the paypal smart button, but the log in page won't show the ‘Stay logged in for faster purchases’ checkbox. Why~

[@websitewiz]

Hi, thanks for your question. We've found that for such settings it's best to contact PayPal directly for assistance: www.paypal.com/uk/cshelp/personal

[@HoratioBennett-zy4dl]

You were doing a fantastic job until you reach the "Accept Payments" part. There was no "Accept payment" link. Where di I messed-up?

[@websitewiz]

If you can't see the link to the PayPal buttons page, you can get there directly by typing in the following URL in your address bar: www.paypal.com/buttons Hope this helps!

[@paulthomas5320]

Do you know where the smart button generator page has gone? Instead of seeing the smart button code generator paypal now takes you to a developers coding page since April

[@websitewiz]

Hi Paul, we've noticed that PayPal has been making some changes to their button pages of late and so it could be that this has moved or no longer available. Best bet would be to contact PayPal directly for help.

[@douglasgillard2047]

This is already out of date. When I try to follow your steps, everything is completely changed. It used to be so easy to make a PayPal button! What happened!

[@websitewiz]

Hi Douglas, thanks for your comment. Yes, it appears that if you didn't have any PayPal buttons already in your account, or you have a new PayPal account, then there is a different method, as of April last year. PayPal is no longer offering standalone payment solutions, such as their Smart Button, without coding it in directly, or using one of their partner applications, such as Wix, Squarespace etc. If you want to take the coding path, please check out this page on PayPal's website to get started: developer.paypal.com/docs/checkout/standard/ Otherwise, the only other way to connect PayPal buttons to your website is to sign up for a paid solution as mentioned above. Hope this helps!

[@robg.6895]

Strange, after I select "Smart Buttons" I don't get the button preview page as shown. Instead, I'm taken to a page with lists of options where there only seems to be instructions ... but no preview.

[@websitewiz]

Hi Rob, unfortunately PayPal is no longer offering standalone payment solutions, such as their Smart Button, without coding it in directly, or using one of their partner applications, such as Wix, Squarespace etc. If you want to take the coding path, please check out this page on PayPal's website to get started: developer.paypal.com/docs/checkout/standard/ Otherwise, the only other way to connect PayPal buttons to your website is to sign up for a paid solution as mentioned above. Hope this helps!

[@ruveen9107]

This is extremely helpful and your explanation is clear. Thank you Tracey.❤😘

[@websitewiz]

You're so welcome Ruveen! 💜 😊

[@markojurisic222]

@@websitewiz does it work with shopify ?

[@websitewiz]

Hi Mark, sorry we missed your comment, and just replying now. No, it doesn't work with Shopify, as they have their own built in system to integrate with PayPal. Hope this helps!

[@YordansGamingNetwork]

BRO WHY THE F is it so complicated to implement discounts by default? cost,discount,then tax? why has all the eccomerce options stopped doing this? wtf is going on?

[@websitewiz]

Hi Yordan, not much we can do about that. We agree. We aren't programmers and that's why we rely on solutions like Wix to do the heavy lifting for us. We agree that you shouldn't need to be a programmer to use things like PayPal. Hope you find an easy solution somewhere out there. Wish we could help more.

[@ArberyTheatre]

It looks useful but my Paypal log in as developer takes me to a different page and I can't find the starting page in your example. Trying to combine what Paypal is showing me and what you are telling me isn't working out. Don't know why this is the case but when I follow you step by step Paypal takes me somewhere different. Disappointing but not your fault. 😞

[@websitewiz]

Yes it does appear that PayPal has made some changes to their button pages since we created this video. It may be worth checking out a different PayPal button type such as 'Add to Cart' or 'Buy Now'. We have another video that shows how to set these buttons up here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eV7XmYqoeLqMfNU Hopefully these are still an option within your account. Please let us know how it goes.

[@ArberyTheatre]

That looks very helpfl, thanks. I'll check it out. 🙂

[@salahuddindurres3677]

What about when there are multiple products, how to integrate the whole checkout?

[@websitewiz]

Hi Salahuddin, for multiple products we would recommend using the Paypal 'Add to Cart' button instead. To learn more about the ‘Add to Cart’ button we've made a video on that here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eV7XmYqoeLqMfNU Hope this helps!

[@salahuddindurres3677]

@@websitewiz Add to Cart button is not available in my paypal. How to solve this?

[@websitewiz]

Hi Salahuddin, sorry to hear that! We have both a business and personal account, and it appears in both types of account at our end. As there could be many reasons why it's not working, we recommend you contact PayPal support directly so they can work out why and provide a solution. www.paypal.com/au/smarthelp/home

[@HonestLady]

I followed you until when all the buttons are then the page opened on “before you code” and it’s all a messy! How do they expect everyone knows these codes they are showing? 😖😖

[@websitewiz]

Hi HonestLady, yes unfortunately PayPal is no longer offering standalone payment solutions, such as their Smart Button, without coding it in directly, or using one of their partner applications, such as Wix, Squarespace etc. If you want to avoid the coding path, the only other way to connect PayPal buttons to your website these days is to sign up for a paid solution as mentioned above. Hope this helps!

[@jennefergraham]

Hi. I have everything else that you described but I don't have the PayPal button option on my page to click link you are showing, is their an alternative

[@websitewiz]

Hi Jennefer, unfortunately PayPal is no longer offering standalone payment solutions, such as their Smart Button, without coding it in directly, or using one of their partner applications, such as Wix, Squarespace etc. If you want to take the coding path, please check out this page on PayPal's website to get started: developer.paypal.com/docs/checkout/standard/ Otherwise, the only alternative for connecting PayPal buttons to your website would be to sign up for a paid solution as mentioned above. Hope this helps!

[@MKpurplequeennl]

I wish they still had this option. Since 2023 they no longer have buttons, everything is through coding now.

[@websitewiz]

Hi Miranda, yes we agree. They've made it more complicated for sure.

[@mickeymouse7861]

How do you know the buyer's address? How can they give you this information?

[@websitewiz]

Hi Dean, once the payment is complete you will see a payment confirmation within your PayPal account. The buyer's address will be visible here. To see how they give you this information, check out this part of our other video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aIOqq6aPodWCfbs Hope this helps!

[@MMonis-ge6lh]

which currency is have to set ? my store one or the USD paypal defeault ?

[@websitewiz]

Hi Mohammad, the currency you set is up to you. If you don't specify a currency, PayPal will use the default currency of your PayPal account. Hope this helps!

[@MMonis-ge6lh]

@@websitewiz my store currency is GBP and it changes according to customers location from where they will purchase so i should keep it GBP or USD only as paypal deals with USD.

[@websitewiz]

Hi Mohammad, thanks for your question. *Disclaimer* We do not know enough about your business to give you specific advice. As such, we can only give you general information and this comment does not contain business or financial advice. The information is provided for general informational and educational purposes only. This comment and its materials are not intended to be used as a substitute for advice from your professional or licensed business or financial representative. Always seek the advice of your own licensed business or financial adviser or other qualified business or financial provider for any advice you need regarding any business or financial matters. If the conversion fees are significant and you have a global customer base, moving to USD might make sense. Otherwise, staying with GBP could be more beneficial if most of your customers are UK-based. *1. Keep Store Currency in GBP* *Pros:* - Consistency for UK-based customers. - Easier accounting if your business is UK-based. - No conversion fees for transactions made in GBP. *Cons:* - International customers may see fluctuating prices due to conversion rates. - PayPal may charge conversion fees when converting GBP to USD during the transaction processing. *2. Switch Store Currency to USD:* *Pros:* - Aligns directly with PayPal’s preferred currency, potentially reducing conversion fees. - Simplifies the pricing structure for international customers. *Cons:* - UK customers will see prices in USD, which might be less convenient. - Potential confusion or dissatisfaction among local customers due to currency differences. *Evaluate Your Customer Base:* If the majority of your customers are from the UK, keeping GBP might be more customer-friendly. If you have a significant international customer base, switching to USD might reduce transaction costs. *PayPal Fees:* Check PayPal's fee structure for currency conversion and consider how significant these fees are for your business. *Customer Experience:* Think about what provides the best experience for your customers. Consistency and simplicity often lead to higher satisfaction. *Conclusion* Balance the ease of transactions (aligning with PayPal's USD preference) against the customer convenience of seeing prices in their local or familiar currency. If the conversion fees are significant and you have a global customer base, moving to USD might make sense. Otherwise, staying with GBP could be more beneficial if most of your customers are UK-based. Hope this helps!

[@MackensonThimote]

It looks like paypal went and changed the process again. Can you make an updated video? Thank You

[@websitewiz]

Hi, unfortunately we don't know how to code in javascript, which is required to create the new standalone buttons from PayPal. But if you want to take the coding path, please check out this page on PayPal's website to get started: developer.paypal.com/docs/checkout/standard/ Otherwise, the only other way to connect PayPal buttons to your website is to sign up for a paid solution using one of their partner applications, such as Wix, Squarespace etc. Hope this helps!

[@g.zoromskis]

Can someone share the code for smart button, just delete your client id. Can't find it, but it should work.

[@websitewiz]

Hi there, thanks for your comment. We couldn't find where we mentioned to "delete your client ID" in the video. Could you please clarify what you mean? Thanks.

[@enjoycoding390]

beautiful explanation but they change a lot now. and you cant create any more that button and just copy that code. they move to json now which is very heavy for my machine

[@websitewiz]

Thanks very much for the feedback 😃 Yes, unfortunately PayPal has updated their interface and it requires a lot more work to create the button than before.

[@yoneyrisramirez9803]

how do i make it work if i have more than one product?

[@websitewiz]

Hi Yoneyris, you could use the Add to Cart button instead for more than one product. We made a video about that button here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eV7XmYqoeLqMfNU Hope this helps!

[@RazelviOyog]

I have already added this in my site but there's 1 button that says "Pay Later". How can I deactivate that?

[@websitewiz]

Hi Razelvi, to deactivate the "Pay Later" option when you've integrated PayPal Smart Buttons on your website, you usually need to adjust the settings within your PayPal account or through the PayPal button integration code on your website. Here's a general guide to do it: *THROUGH PAYPAL ACCOUNT SETTINGS* 1. *Log in to your PayPal Business account*: Access your account on the PayPal website. 2. *Access the Button Settings*: Navigate to the area where you manage your PayPal buttons. This could be under "Seller Tools" or a similar section depending on PayPal's current interface. 3. *Edit Button Features*: If PayPal offers direct control over the "Pay Later" feature from the account settings (this might not always be the case), you'll find an option to edit or remove specific features related to the buttons. 4. *Disable Pay Later*: Look for options related to financing or Pay Later features and disable them. *THROUGH BUTTON INTEGRATION CODE* If you don’t find an option to disable the Pay Later feature directly from your PayPal account settings, you may need to adjust the PayPal Smart Button code on your website: 1. *Find the PayPal Smart Button code* on your website. This is the code snippet you added to integrate the PayPal buttons. 2. *Adjust the code*: You need to include the `disable-funding` option and specify `paylater` as the value you want to disable. Here’s how you can add it to the existing Smart Button code: paypal.Buttons({ // Your button configuration disableFunding: 'paylater', // Other options like createOrder, onApprove, etc. }).render('#paypal-button-container'); This javascript code tells PayPal not to offer the Pay Later option as part of the Smart Button options on your website. *IMPORTANT NOTES* - *Test the Changes*: After making these adjustments, the Pay Later option should no longer appear to your customers. However, it’s good to test the button to ensure everything works as expected. - *Documentation and Support*: Since PayPal occasionally updates its features and how they're managed, it's wise to consult the [PayPal Developer Documentation](developer.paypal.com/docs/) or contact PayPal support for the most current methods. If you're not comfortable making these changes yourself, consider reaching out to PayPal support for additional guidance. Hope this helps.

[@muhammadkhan3345]

it is not working for me in the sandbox mode i created app ajd everything yet when i click on create button it takes me to documentation page of checkout?

[@websitewiz]

Hi Muhammad, sorry to hear it's not working. We recommend you to contact PayPal support directly, as there could be many reasons why it's not working for you and they can work out why and provide a solution. www.paypal.com/au/smarthelp/home

[@mubydragneel2463]

Oh I want to know after the customer payed the file will be downloaded

[@websitewiz]

Hi, unfortunately there is no simple way to set up a redirection to a file using this PayPal button. It would require server-side coding to work. If you're not familiar with coding, your best bet would be to pay for a premium solution that includes a file download option as part of your website builder. E.g. a Wordpress plugin, or a Wix business plan etc. where it's all taken care of for you. If you go the coding route, the first thing we'd recommend is using PayPal's 'Buy Now' or 'Add to Cart' buttons. Not the 'Smart' button. Reason being is that they both include a 'redirect to URL after payment' option when setting up the buttons. You could include a URL where your digital product is located. That said, to make it secure you'd still need to do some custom coding. And unfortunately we don't have the coding skills to tell you how to do this. Here is a link to the PayPal forum where a user had a similar question as you: www.paypal-community.com/t5/Selling-on-your-website/Automatic-download-after-payment/td-p/556398 Hope this helps!

[@designertjp-utube]

Wonderful Video, Thank You! My PayPal Business Account showed me a window menu to set up a PayPal Smart Button, similar to yours but I want to place *3* *separate* *PayPal* Buttons on my Product Webpage (usually so Folks from the USA, The U.K., or Canada can order) as I have 3 different Shipping Prices. Once I completed my "USA" Smart Button, I couldn't find the option to create a similar PayPal Smart Button and start again. I suddenly gave up and returned to my older standby PayPal *Buy* *It* *Now* Buttons which i've used for years. Any thoughts? Where did I fail to look?

[@websitewiz]

Hi Tuck, that's a great question! Any reason you specifically need a smart button, compared to an Buy Now button? As far as we know there's no way to save your Smart buttons, in order to achieve the 3 different buttons you're wanting.

[@designertjp-utube]

@@websitewiz Well, that's actually great news for me! I was worried the new fangled smart button was about to replace my usual go-to PayPal Buy Now Buttons. Steady as she goes!

[@websitewiz]

@@designertjp-utube So glad to hear that. Good luck with your site! 💜

[@CheslyJurgens]

Hi there, what if the paypal button does not appear and the sell on social does not work. Then what? :(

[@websitewiz]

Hi Chesly, if that happens your best bet would be to reach out to PayPal directly for technical support: www.paypal.com/au/smarthelp/home

[@Sehrish.nadeem]

Can i create debit card smart button by this video instructions on debutify theme?

[@websitewiz]

Hi Sehrish, thank you for your question! Unfortuantely, we wouldn't recommend using this method with a Shopify website as their suite of integrated payment solutions are more functional and user-friendly than these standalone PayPal buttons.

[@rekarevan4630]

Hi, i did all steps an the new payment options appear on my cart page, but only paypal button is active and the credit card option is not doing any action. How to solve that please?

[@websitewiz]

Hi there, we suggest you contact PayPal directly for help with that issue. As it should be working if you completed all steps in the video. Sorry we couldn't help more.

[@respekt200]

Finally.....damn! Someone explained in 7 minutes and it's actually simple and works right way. Wishes.

[@websitewiz]

Wow - thank you so much for your beautiful comment! You made our day 💜😇

[@cassiebrunson1590]

My EXACT thoughts!

[@roseofficial5250]

Please help me in making paypal account and how i link my bank account in paypal

[@websitewiz]

Hi Rose, thanks for your question. We found a great tutorial video here which shows you how to do that: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6i5kH59iZ2dr7c Hope this helps! 😃

[@mikem-zz4ui]

how does the api know what the payment is for and what to do after the payment is made? for instance, allow access to a webpage after payment

[@websitewiz]

Hi Mike, Using the Smart button shown in this video, PayPal only knows what the payment is for based on the info you provide when setting up the button - in the field 'Item Description'. It's in no way connected to your website or dynamic products on your site. It's a standalone button on PayPal only. Once a payment is complete using the button, PayPal displays a successful payment message. If you need to redirect your customers to another page after they purchase, then we recommend using a different button for that. The 'Smart' button requires coding to make that work. So the easiest way would be to use another button that allows redirection to another page as part of setting up your button. You can do this easily using PayPal's 'Buy Now' or 'Add to Cart' buttons. These are located on the same page as the ‘Smart’ button of your PayPal account, as shown in the video. There is a field listed for redirection. This is the easiest way we have found to redirect a customer to another page after purchase. Please note that it is not a secure link. Meaning that once a person knows the redirection URL, when they land on it, they will be able to access it anytime. If you want a more secured option, where the URL only loads after confirming that a person is a paying customer, this would need to be coded in and required a more advanced setup. If you're not familiar with coding, in that case you'd be best to pay for a third party platform to manage this function for you and avoid the standalone PayPal buttons altogether. We hope this helps answer your question.

[@mdparvejahammed7656]

This is exactly what I want :) Thanks

[@websitewiz]

Excellent Md! You're welcome! : ) 😃

[@flaviadiaz4471]

where would you place an unsubscribe button if they want to unsubscribe

[@websitewiz]

Hi Flavia, we found the following article which shows you how to add an unsubscribe button here: www.engagewp.com/create-unsubscribe-button-paypal-subscriptions/ Hope this helps!

[@sixstanger00]

How does this work for shopping cart applications though? My website allows customers to design/order screen printed apparel, so obviously no two order amounts are going to be the same. I need PayPal to handle the transaction, but the transaction amount is dynamically generated (depending on what they're ordering). This approach seems a bit redundant, as you've got to generate a separate button for each individual item in your store. My website uses a "shopping cart" approach, where the user builds an order and then "checkout" is the final step, and I need PP to capture payment for the full cart total.

[@websitewiz]

Hi Sixstanger00, yes you're right that this approach is tedious for those with larger stores that need to generate a lot of buttons and have dynamic pricing based on variable product options. However, we do mention that at the beginning of the video, and only recommend this method for those with smaller stores and low start up budgets. This button doesn't provide you with an entire e-commerce solution. But it does allow you to take payments on your website with no upfront setup costs. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eV7XmYqoeLqMfNU From what you've said that you need, this system would work, but there are many paid shopping cart integrations that plug into PayPal more seamlessly and easily, which would work better.

[@ARS0363]

I want to add mastercard as direct payment option on etsy,but don't know how to do please help me out!

[@websitewiz]

Hi! As far as I can understand it, that is already an option through Etsy Payments, as per part "2. Overview", at this link: www.etsy.com/legal/etsy-payments/ On How to Get Paid on Etsy, please see this article on their website: help.etsy.com/hc/en-us/articles/115014503608-How-to-Get-Paid-on-Etsy?segment=selling Hope this helps.

[@InsanityRises]

is it possible to allow the buyer to create a message with the payment?

[@websitewiz]

Hi, yes it is possible to do that, but unfortunately *not* with this button. To allow the buyer to create a message with the payment, you'd have to use PayPal's "Add To Cart" button. We have a video that shows you how to create that button here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eV7XmYqoeLqMfNU The exact part of the video where you can allow the buyer to create a message with the payment, is shown here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eV7XmYqoeLqMfNU?t=320 Hope this helps.

[@POD_Designs_With_Priyanka]

Hello today I tried to integrate my wix store with your shown method in the video But it seems like PayPal is no longer supporting this direct integration.. when I click on the smart button interface is completely changed there are only articles there with lots of manual coding instructions 😭 I'm from India and right now for wix owners only PayPal option is available for accepting payments and I needed this PayPal credit card features so customers can buy directly without having any PayPal account

[@websitewiz]

Hi, unfortunately PayPal is no longer offering standalone payment solutions, such as their Smart Button, which could have been used previously with a Wix free plan. If you want to accept payments via your Wix site, you would now need to either code it in directly, or upgrade to one of the Wix premium business plans. Hope this helps!

[@POD_Designs_With_Priyanka]

@@websitewiz I've Wix premium plan and integrated with PayPal but that's standard checkout I wanted advance checkout anyways thanks 🙏

[@GladysAngelWorks3110]

How do I get paid for wix website visits?

[@websitewiz]

Hi Gladys, thanks for your question. We're not sure of any way to get paid for visits only. But in order to get paid you would typically sell a product or service via your website, or place advertising on it to bring in revenue. Hope this helps!

[@websitecreations433]

I hit copy and it said code is copied to clipboard ? Where the heck is my code ? Clipboard?

[@websitewiz]

Hi, a clipboard is a temporary storage area where text (or in this case code, which is text) is stored after you copy it. It's called a clipboard because you can store copies of different things on it, like a physical clipboard. So, your code is stored on the clipboard until you are ready to paste it into your website, as shown in the video. Hope this helps!

[@noshadb.e3111]

saddly they completly changed every thing! :(

[@websitewiz]

Hi Noshad, we agree. Unfortunately, we think PayPal operates on the principle of "If it's not broken, change it. And if it's broken, leave it." 🙃

[@own12341]

When I log in to PayPal, I don't see a paypal button listed there.

[@websitewiz]

Hi, unfortunately PayPal is no longer offering standalone payment solutions, such as their Smart Button, without coding it in directly or using one of their partner applications, such as Wix, Squarespace etc. If you want to take the coding path, please check out this page on PayPal's website to get started: developer.paypal.com/docs/checkout/standard/ Otherwise, the only other way to connect PayPal buttons to your website is to sign up for a paid solution as mentioned above. Hope this helps!

[@11dikshant]

I got so confused at 04:50 because there is no code that PayPal gives to integrate

[@websitewiz]

Hi Dikshant, we understand. Currently, it shows the button 'Build it'. Steps: 1. Click the button 'Build It'. 2. Select 'Button Code' tab. 3. Click 'Copy HTML Code'. 4. Continue watching the video and complete steps as shown from here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b6GQnHRoZZJ1nck Hope this helps!

[@96bharatc]

What is live webhooks? Is it mandatory to fill?

[@websitewiz]

Hi Bharat, *What is live webhooks?* To summarize Wikipedia, a webhook is a method of increasing the usefulness of a web page or web app by triggering actions based on an initial action. An action completed by the user starts the process. In the case of Cookies, the action can be as simple as just visiting the site. That one action triggers one or more messages to be sent to one or more other places on the web, triggering even more actions, and so on and so on. Some simple examples of webhooks are: • A comment being posted to a blog ticks up the count of comments by one. • Cookies that track where you go and what you do online. • A date and time on your calendar app that triggers an alarm on your computer and an email sent to your email account, reminding you of an appointment. • A sale on your shopping website triggering an email to be sent to the client confirming their order and another to you, to your fulfilment department and to your shipping department. • A new sign-up triggers a welcome email to be sent to the new subscriber. *Is it mandatory to fill?* As to what is mandatory to fill, I don’t know Bharat? You’ll have to provide more information. Thanks. Hope this helps.

[@rajatsain2449]

Can I add this button on my e-commerce selling account?

[@websitewiz]

Hi, what e-commerce selling account do you use? Wix?

[@tasmeenkausar3592]

Can you make again smart button video now not showing buttons options

[@websitewiz]

Hi Tasmeen, PayPal is no longer offering standalone payment solutions, such as their Smart Button, without coding it in directly, or using one of their partner applications, such as Wix, Squarespace etc. If you want to take the coding path, please check out this page on PayPal's website to get started: developer.paypal.com/docs/checkout/standard/ Otherwise, the only other way to connect PayPal buttons to your website is to sign up for a paid solution as mentioned above. Hope this helps!

[@howardmathews5572]

I think I'm confused. Now, I have a Shopify store, and only PayPal. I've enabled "Account Optional" from PP's settings, and seemingly it still doesn't allow customers to pay via credit card. Does this really work?

[@websitewiz]

Hi Howard, the guest checkout option (or "account optional") is only allowed by PayPal as long as several risk factors are not present during checkout. These include, but are not limited to, 1. The buyer's PayPal purchase history. 2. Any negative cookies stored on the buyer's computer. 3. The buyer's location. 4. A credit assessment. If any of these factors raise a red flag for PayPal, they'll ask your buyer to log into their PayPal account, or create a new account, regardless of your option settings. Hope this helps clarify things.

[@howardmathews5572]

@@websitewiz Thanks for clearifying. Last question please, is turning the "Account Optional" the only way to enable it? Or there are other steps?

[@websitewiz]

Hi Howard, yes this is the only way to enable the guest checkout option. If you would like to see how to do that, please check out this video we created here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mGLGd3SQnaaEa5Y

[@cathybelyea]

how do payers get redirected to a download page once payment is received?

[@websitewiz]

Hi, thanks for your question. If you need to redirect your customers to another page after they purchase, then we recommend using a different button for that. The 'Smart' button requires coding to make that work. So the easiest way would be to use another button that allows redirection to another page as part of setting up your button. You can do this easily using PayPal's 'Buy Now' or 'Add to Cart' buttons. These are located on the same page as the ‘Smart’ button of your PayPal account, as shown in the video. We have a video on those buttons here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eV7XmYqoeLqMfNU If you use the 'Add to Cart' button, there is also a ‘View Cart’ button, which you would place in the header of your site too, which allows your customer to view their shopping cart while they’re shopping. Make sure to include this on your site too. This is the easiest way we have found to redirect a customer to another page after purchase. We hope this helps!

[@digitallifewithsonika]

how do i add a redirect url for a smart button?

[@websitewiz]

Hi Sonika, thanks for your question. It's not easy to set up a redirection for this particular button. The 'Smart' button requires coding to make that work. So, the easiest way to do this would be to use another button. One that includes a redirection option as part of setting up the button in the first place. You can do this easily using PayPal's 'Buy Now' or 'Add to Cart' buttons. These buttons include a field for a redirection page as part of set up. These buttons are located on the same page as the ‘Smart’ button of your PayPal account, as shown in the video. Please note, if you use the 'Add to Cart' button, there is also a ‘View Cart’ button, which you would place in the header of your site too, which allows your customer to view their shopping cart while they’re shopping. Make sure to include this on your site too. We've created a video on the 'Add to Cart' button which you can check out here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eV7XmYqoeLqMfNU This is the easiest way we have found to redirect a customer to another page after purchase. We hope this helps!

[@truenorthspiritmedicine]

Argh! I was following along very well, thanks to you... but PayPal have 'updated' their page and now my customise button page doesn't look anything like yours does at 2:22. I can't figure out a way around it. Please help! :/ xx

[@websitewiz]

Hi, thanks for your comment. It does appear that PayPal has made some changes to their button pages since we created this video over a year ago. From what we can see it now needs to be coded in to work. If you're not familiar with coding, you'll need to outsource this. Alternatively, you can connect to PayPal through one of the paid website platforms out there such as Wix, Squarespace etc. Hope this helps!

[@truenorthspiritmedicine]

@@websitewiz - thanks for your reply. And the new tip. I managed to find another hack, as I already had one button from a previous website, so just hit duplicate button, then followed the rest of your instructions. Thanks! And it's nice to hear an Aussie voice on here. 👍🏼😁

[@websitewiz]

Hi, we're so glad you found a workaround. That's a great idea to simply duplicate an existing one! 🌟 We wish you the best of luck with your website 😃💜

[@truenorthspiritmedicine]

@@websitewiz - I was pretty glad too! 😝😁🌟 And thanks. Much appreciated. 🙏🌺

[@saristans1434]

i have a problem. in the buttons page i only have smart buttons, donate, smart subscribe. can you help me?

[@websitewiz]

Hi, yes, we'd like to help. Please explain the problem in as much detail as you can. Thanks.

[@saristans1434]

i just messaged paypal, my problem is that i only have 3 buttons avaliable for me to create which are smart button donation and smart subscribe, when ever i click smart button it takes to me a page where i can create a button using standard intergion or advanced intergion. the copy and paste (no code) button isnt avaliable for me for some reason. paypal told me its because there "no code" button is not available in all regions and it will be added to my region in 20th of march as they said... hopefully its the case or i would probably need to code or do something different. thats my problem. thanks for responding.@@websitewiz

[@websitewiz]

Hopefully PayPal has given you access to the "No Code" button option by now.

[@dopefxz]

hey i have not recieved the payment on my link i didnt edit the client id what will happen??

[@websitewiz]

Hi Dhawal, if you don't change the client ID from 'sb' to your own, then it will still be in sandbox mode, which is the testing environment. You will need to add your own client ID as shown in the video here: Finding your client ID: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b6GQnHRoZZJ1nck Adding the client ID to your code: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b6GQnHRoZZJ1nck Hope this helps!

[@pegefounder]

02:20 The good old times as PayPal was easy. Doing the same nos smashes me in highly complicated code for client and server.

[@websitewiz]

Hi Roland, yes unfortunately the good old times when PayPal made things easy are behind us 🙁

[@raghavpuri5221]

Hi Tracey, How can I add this to a motel website.

[@websitewiz]

Hi Raghav, we can't give you specific advice as we aren't business advisers. But personally, if it were me, I wouldn't try to integrate the stand-alone PayPal buttons into a website as complicated as a motel website. They are too simplistic and limited for such an application. To do what you're asking, I would integrate the PayPal API into a complete ecommerce solution, such as Woo commerce, Big Commerce or Shopify, that can be more easily modified to do what you want.

[@KeyserTheRedBeard]

spectacular upload Create a Website with Paul and Tracey. I killed the thumbs up on your video. Maintain up the high quality work.

[@websitewiz]

Hi Keyser, wow thanks a lot! We appreciate your beautiful acknowledgment! 😃

[@KeyserTheRedBeard]

@@websitewiz no problem at all. always happy to support my fellow content creators. I am looking forward to improving on my own current video format I have uploaded and, in the future, trying to create content as good as yours in the long term.

[@websitewiz]

Hi Keyser, thank you so much. Your acknowledgments get better and better 🤩 We love the community aspect of KZbin too. Mostly everyone here seems to want to help each other and we love that. We did a couple of KZbin training courses to help us with our video formatting in the beginning, and found them both very helpful. We first did the "New KZbin Academy" course by Kevin - The Basic Filmmaker. And then his "Front Side of the Lens" course. Our affiliate link is: paulandtracey.co/basic-filmmaker-university Both were very good. He also has a lot of free courses over at his Filmmaker University: www.basicfilmmakeruniversity.com/ And there's a lot of great free content on his KZbin channel here as well: kzbin.info/door/x5KB2QDUDH-o8PFnF3yJCQ Then we signed up for a monthly subscription to Primal Video's Accelerator program. They helped us to develop our keyword research skills, as well as some successful actions to do with thumbnails and general video structure/presentation. Primal Video's Accelerator program is currently closed for new enrolments. But you can join the waitlist and they open it twice a year for new students: primalvideo.com/waitlist-accelerator/

[@memumbaidotcom]

Thank you for Video . Kindly tell how to redirect to thank you confirmation page where we can provide secure download link?

[@websitewiz]

Hi, you're welcome! 😃 Redirecting to a secure confirmation page which includes a secure download link is an advanced feature and would require some server-side coding to make it work. If you're not familiar with coding, your best bet would be to pay for a premium solution that includes this download option as part of your website builder. E.g. a Wordpress plugin, or a Wix business plan etc. where it's all taken care of for you. If you go the coding route, the first thing we'd recommend is using PayPal's 'Buy Now' or 'Add to Cart' buttons. Not the 'Smart' button. Reason being is that they both include a 'redirect to URL after payment' option when setting up the buttons. You could include a URL where your digital product is located. That said, to make it secure you'd still need to do some custom coding. And unfortunately we don't have the coding skills to tell you how to do this. Here is a link to the PayPal forum where a user had a similar question as you: www.paypal-community.com/t5/Selling-on-your-website/Automatic-download-after-payment/td-p/556398 Hope this helps!

[@RazelviOyog]

Why is there no PayPal Buttons option on my end?

[@websitewiz]

Hi, thanks for your question. Unfortunately PayPal is no longer offering standalone payment solutions, such as their Smart Button, without coding it in directly, or using one of their partner applications, such as Wix, Squarespace etc. If you want to take the coding path, please check out this page on PayPal's website to get started: developer.paypal.com/docs/checkout/standard/ Otherwise, the only other way to connect PayPal buttons to your website is to sign up for a paid solution as mentioned above. Hope this helps!

[@cyspawn23]

Thank you 😊

[@websitewiz]

You're welcome Saul 😃

[@Melvinrstanley]

Question: On my current website I have used the PayPal buttons with dropdown menus. Shopping for a different website builder, I find many do not allow HTML snippets however do allow a one line PayPal account name or email address in a button. I'm not understanding how this works, do you know?

[@websitewiz]

Hi Melvin, with the modern website builders they usually code the buttons directly into their own systems automatically, meaning you wouldn't use your existing PayPal buttons anymore. You would just need to add your email address / PayPal account name to your website builder account settings and they do the rest. By the sounds of it your current website is using standalone PayPal buttons, which wouldn't be necessary with the newer website builders. Hope this helps answer your question.

[@nikhilbhandari214]

Thankyou so much For this it was really very helpful. Well can you please help me out a bit beacause my issue is complete opposite. Actually I want to remove the express checkout button from my Wix e-commerce website as when people select it they are automatically redirected to PayPal and shipping is not getting calculated. So can you please let me know how can I just remove the PayPal express checkout button from the checkout page? Thankyou so muchhh☺️

[@websitewiz]

You're welcome Nikhil! 😃 It may not be possible to delete the button, but you should be able to hide it, as per the explanation from the 12:31 mark to 12:53 in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aIOqq6aPodWCfbs Hope this helps!

[@smilebold8941]

This is extremely helpful. I have a question though, does it mean you have to create a button for every product on the website when they a differently priced

[@websitewiz]

Hi, yes that's right. You would need to create a different button for individual products on your website. As such this button is only appropriate when you have less than 10 products.

[@galataitto]

How can add this button to a facebook shop account?

[@websitewiz]

Hi Gala, we don't have a Facebook shop, so I couldn't test this beforehand, but the best guide I could find on how to do this, is the PDF here: www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=2ahUKEwivv5CH06n6AhX_9jgGHbKHD_oQFnoECCgQAQ&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.paypalobjects.com%2Fwebstatic%2Fmktg%2Fintegration-guides%2Ffacebook.pdf&usg=AOvVaw1-LrbO2l1DidU-np5jfa7O Hope this helps and good luck with your shop! 💜

[@RussellGobvu]

Where were you all along l need this thing

[@websitewiz]

Hi Russell, thank you for the lovely comment! We're glad it helped 😃

[@franciscunanan4724]

this paypal live? doesn't need a dbase?

[@websitewiz]

Hi Francis, thanks for your question. Yes the payments are processed live by PayPal.

[@nicolasfranco9749]

Hi Wiz, please help! I used this guide a few months ago and it worked perfectly. I just tried to create a new button and the page shown at 2:20 doesn't show up anymore. It just takes me to a developer site where it talks about code. Is this functionality no longer available?

[@websitewiz]

Hi Nicolas, it does appear that PayPal has made some changes to their button pages since we created this video over a year ago. From what we can see it now needs to be coded in to work. If you're not familiar with coding, you'll need to outsource this. Another option would be to connect to PayPal through one of the paid website platforms out there such as Wix, Squarespace etc. Or a third option would be to use a different button type such as 'Add to Cart' or 'Buy Now'. We have another video that shows how to set these buttons up here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eV7XmYqoeLqMfNU Hope this helps!

[@mohiburrahman5639]

thank you

[@websitewiz]

You're welcome Mohibur 😃

[@JemBowdenWatercolour]

Very helpful, thank you. However, are these buttons definitely only available to those with the 'business' accounts? That is the account type for which you need to pay a monthly subscription fee? Thanks

[@websitewiz]

Hi Jem, glad you found the video helpful 💜 As far as we know these buttons are available on both a personal and business account. For a business account, there is no monthly subscription fee. However, PayPal does deduct a fee + a percentage of the transaction amount for each order. Hope this helps!

[@39wajahatali6]

Button is not showing in my paypal business account sub menu

[@websitewiz]

Hi Ali, it is now called "Pay Links and Buttons" and is in the same location as shown in the video. Alternatively, you can access it directly from here: www.paypal.com/buttons/ Hope this helps!

[@TechHacksSimplified]

Can we use it for woocommerce product

[@websitewiz]

Hi Raheel, we haven't personally tested it out with WooCommerce. But in theory the same method should work.

[@TechHacksSimplified]

@@websitewiz Please create video for WooCommerce so it's too famous topic and I can't find any good video for that

[@websitewiz]

Hi Raheel, thanks for the suggestion. We'll keep it in mind for a future video.

[@sohaibamrani3728]

Why i didn't find the paypal button

[@websitewiz]

Hi Sohaib, unfortunately PayPal is no longer offering standalone payment solutions, such as their Smart Button, without coding it in directly, or using one of their partner applications, such as Wix, Squarespace etc. Meaning if you have a new PayPal account, or this is your first PayPal button, this option is not available for you. If you want to take the coding path, please check out this page on PayPal's website to get started: developer.paypal.com/docs/checkout/standard/ Otherwise, the only other way to connect PayPal buttons to your website is to sign up for a paid solution as mentioned above. Hope this helps!

[@katemccarthy2463]

Do you know if I can do the same process for PayPal in Canva?

[@websitewiz]

Hi Kate, what do you mean exactly with regards to Canva?

[@katemccarthy2463]

@@websitewiz don't worry I see that it can't be done. So I am looking at other options. Thank you for getting back to me

[@vaibhaavshinde5420]

Thanks, how do we create a QR code for the pay pal button you created... and how to add the QR code to the store..

[@Firenzaman]

Very helpful tutorial - thank you! I know that PayPal will email a response to me after a client submits a payment - but is there any way that PayPal can communicate a response back - either directly to the client's browser, or via an api back to my own web server. Some sort of response code to indicate if transaction was successful or not?

[@websitewiz]

Hi, thanks for your question. As far as we know there isn't a way to do make PayPal communicate a response back as such but it could be possible with programming knowledge. Alternatively, you could use a third-party automation platform that performs an action (such as a 'response') based on events (such as a 'successful payment') Basically, the automation software is connected to your PayPal account and your email program. You then use the software to trigger your Email account to send an automated email every time you receive a payment to your PayPal account. There are 3 automation platforms that we think would work well for what you want to do: 1. www.zapier.com 2. www.automate.io 3. www.make.com (Also known as Integromat) PayPal is considered a premium app with Zapier and Automate, so you would need a paid plan to make it work with them. But Make.com has a free plan that will work with PayPal. However, Zapier looks to be the easiest to use... but is the most expensive. Automate is affordable with plans starting at $9 / month. And Make has, as I mentioned, has a limited free plan, which you could use to make this work. But we did find it to have more of a learning curve than the other two. All of them, of course, have a learning curve though. If you are going to use Make.com, we recommend you watch these videos first: 1. kzbin.info/www/bejne/d56sfamqbN-FgNU 2. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jGqcpYN-mNZ7sKc Hope this helps!

[@javeedsaleman1568]

where to paste this code in shopify??

[@websitewiz]

Hi, thank you for your question. Unfortunately we are not well-versed in Shopify, but we did find a great answer on a forum that may help: community.shopify.com/c/shopify-design/i-want-to-add-paypal-smart-payment-buttons/m-p/743915#M185742 PayPal has an article on integration here: www.paypal.com/c2/webapps/mpp/integrating-shopify?locale.x=en_C2 And Shopify also has a set of articles: help.shopify.com/en/manual/payments/paypal Hope this helps!