Which Payment Providers Work with GoHighLevel Order Forms?
Updated April 19, 2024
Choosing the wrong payment provider for your GoHighLevel order forms can silently break bump offers, recurring billing, and express checkout options. This guide clarifies how Stripe, PayPal, Authorize.net, and NMI each behave across one-step and two-step order forms so you can build a checkout process that converts without surprises.
This article delves into the versatility of Funnels version 2, showcasing its capability to facilitate the sale of both singular and subscription-based products through streamlined one-step and two-step order forms. Within, we explore various scenarios for product sales and offer insights into designing your checkout process while navigating certain limitations.
Available payment providers
We have 4 payment providers available for selling products on order forms, namely Stripe, Authorize.net, NMI, and PayPal. Businesses can configure a default gateway from Stripe, Authorize.net for NMI and offer Paypal as an additional express checkout payment method
Options to sell on order forms
- Main/Primary products – This is the main product that you’re selling on the order form.
- Bump products – These can be added as available options to check while the contact/leading is purchasing a primary product
- Upsell – Upsells are used when the lead has purchased a primary product and you immediately want to offer a service/product at the click of a button after the checkout
Few points to keep in mind
- Apple Pay and Google Pay are only supported by Stripe. To display Apple Pay as a payment method, businesses would require to turn the toggle on the Stripe connection card under Payments -> Integrations
- Google Pay will be displayed by default (if applicable in the buyer’s country) if the business is connected to Stripe
- You can’t purchase multiple recurring products in one go with most payment providers. However, savvy businesses can leverage upselling strategies to offer two distinct recurring products in a seamless checkout experience.
- PayPal does not support purchasing bump products while the lead purchases a recurring product.
- Businesses can configure the setup fees, trial period and number of payments while creating a recurring product under Payments -> Products and those settings will be auto-applied when the lead purchases that product
- Businesses can track all orders submitted under Payments -> Orders, subscriptions created under Payments -> Subscriptions and manage refunds under the Transactions table
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