Payment forms · Stripe Checkout
Connect your own Stripe account, set an amount, and any HTML form can collect money. The markup does not change, no card data touches your site, and the payout lands in your Stripe balance — not ours.
Direct charges on your own connected Stripe account. Funds never sit in a splitforms balance, and we take no percentage.
Card details are entered on Stripe's hosted page. Nothing sensitive touches your site or our servers.
Payments switch on per form in the dashboard. An existing form starts charging without a single line of markup changing.
The whole integration
There is no Stripe SDK, no publishable key, and no API route in this snippet — because none is needed. Enable payments on the form in your dashboard and the same markup starts collecting money.
<form action="https://splitforms.com/api/submit" method="POST">
<input type="hidden" name="access_key" value="YOUR_ACCESS_KEY" />
<label>Name<input name="name" required /></label>
<label>Email<input name="email" type="email" required /></label>
<label>Notes<textarea name="notes"></textarea></label>
<!-- honeypot: must stay empty -->
<input type="checkbox" name="botcheck" style="display:none" tabindex="-1" />
<button type="submit">Pay and submit</button>
</form>
<!--
No payment code here on purpose. Turn payments on for this form in the
dashboard and set the amount; splitforms redirects to Stripe Checkout
after the submission is stored, then back to your success page.
-->What it fits
One fixed amount per form is exactly right for a booking deposit, a fixed-price service, an application or entry fee, a ticket, or a set donation. If you need quantities, variants, and a priced catalog, a full commerce platform is the honest answer.
Abandoned checkouts
The submission is stored before the visitor is sent to Stripe, so someone who fills in the form and then closes the checkout still lands in your dashboard as an unpaid submission. An abandoned checkout is a person who wanted to buy — losing their email would cost more than losing the sale.
Setup
The only thing you build is the form itself — and if you already have one on plain HTML, Next.js, or React, it already works.
In the splitforms dashboard, open Payments and click Connect Stripe. You are handed to Stripe's own hosted onboarding, and the account that comes back is yours — you keep the full Stripe Dashboard, your own payouts, and your own refund controls.
Open the form's settings, enable payments, and set the amount and currency. The minimum is 50 cents. One fixed amount per form — it is a checkout for a known price, not a shopping cart.
The form markup does not change. It still POSTs to https://splitforms.com/api/submit with your access_key, so an existing form starts taking payments without a redeploy.
On submit, splitforms stores the submission first, then redirects the visitor to Stripe Checkout. Card details are entered on Stripe's page, never on your site and never on ours, so your site stays outside PCI scope.
Stripe pays out to your bank on your own schedule. The submission is recorded with the amount and currency it was paid at, so the lead and the payment stay attached to each other in your dashboard.
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Common questions
Yes. Point the form at https://splitforms.com/api/submit as usual, then enable payments on that form in the dashboard. splitforms stores the submission and redirects the visitor to Stripe Checkout, so there is no server, no API route, and no Stripe SDK in your site. Static hosts like GitHub Pages, Netlify, Vercel, Cloudflare Pages, Webflow, and Carrd all work, because nothing has to run on your side.
Straight into your own Stripe account. splitforms uses Stripe Connect with direct charges, so the payment is created on your connected account and the funds never sit in a splitforms balance. You keep your own Stripe Dashboard, payout schedule, refunds, and disputes.
No. splitforms adds no platform fee on top of the payment — you pay Stripe's standard processing rate and nothing else. The revenue model is the subscription, not a cut of your sales.
Payments are a paid-plan feature. Pro is $5/month and includes 5,000 submissions a month along with signed webhooks, exports, and integrations; the 3-Year plan is $59 for the first three years, then $59/year, for 15,000 a month. Stripe's own processing fees are separate and go to Stripe.
Not today. Each form carries one fixed amount, with a 50-cent minimum — the right shape for a deposit, a fixed-price service, a ticket, an application fee, or a set donation. For a priced line-item catalog with quantities and variants, a full commerce platform is the better tool.
You still get the lead. The submission is stored before the redirect, so a person who fills in the form and then closes the Stripe page appears in your dashboard as an unpaid submission. That is deliberate — an abandoned checkout is a person who wanted to buy, and losing their email would be worse than losing the sale.
No card data touches your site or ours. The visitor enters payment details on Stripe's hosted Checkout page, which is what keeps the integration out of PCI scope for you. splitforms only ever sees the amount, the currency, and Stripe's confirmation that the session completed.
Stripe is the only live provider right now. Square integration is built but its production credentials are not yet configured, so it appears as coming soon in the dashboard rather than as an option you can pick.
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