Add a pay button to any web page.
Paste a PayandPay button on your website, blog or landing page. Customers click it, pay by UPI, card or net banking in a secure checkout, and the payment shows up in your dashboard.
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A pay button pasted into any web page
Pay Button
Add a pay button to any web page.
Paste a PayandPay button on your website, blog or landing page. Customers click it, pay by UPI, card or net banking in a secure checkout, and the payment shows up in your dashboard.
Saturdays in November, 7:00 AM
A pay button pasted into any web page
No checkout to build and no developer needed.
- 01Copy-and-paste button code
- 02Fixed or customer-entered amounts
- 03Works with any website builder
- 04Automatic payment receipts
- 05Payments tracked in your dashboard
Features
No checkout to build and no developer needed.
- Copy-and-paste button code
- Fixed or customer-entered amounts
- Works with any website builder
- Automatic payment receipts
- Payments tracked in your dashboard
The quickest way to sell on your own website.
If you can paste text into a web page, you can start taking payments today. No shopping cart, no plugin and no developer needed.
Copy, paste, done
Create a button in your dashboard, copy its code and paste it wherever you want customers to pay.
Works on any website
Website builders, blogs, landing pages or plain HTML: if the page accepts embed code, the button works there.
Fixed or flexible amounts
Set a fixed price for a product, or let customers enter their own amount for donations and custom orders.
Secure checkout
One click opens a secure PayandPay checkout where customers pay by UPI, card or net banking.
Automatic receipts
Customers receive a payment receipt automatically, so you never have to send one by hand.
Tracked in your dashboard
Every payment made through your button appears in your dashboard, ready to track and download.
Live on your page in five steps.
From creating the button to your first payment, everything happens in your dashboard and on your own page.
- 01
Create a button
Give it a name and set a fixed or customer-entered amount.
- 02
Copy the code
Copy the short embed code from your PayandPay dashboard.
- 03
Paste it on your page
Add it to your website, blog or landing page, wherever you want to get paid.
- 04
Customer pays
They click the button and pay by UPI, card or net banking in a secure checkout.
- 05
You’re notified
The payment appears in your dashboard and your customer gets a receipt.
One snippet. Any page.
Your pay button is a few lines of code. Paste them once and your page is ready to take payments, with no checkout or cart to build and maintain.
- Minutes to set up, not a development project
- No coding skills needed
- Fixed or customer-entered amounts
- Personal help from our team if you get stuck
<!-- Example only: copy your real code from the dashboard --> <div class="payandpay-button" data-button="your-button-id"> </div> <script src="script-from-your-dashboard.js"></script>
Built for anyone who sells online.
From one-off products to donations, a pay button turns any page into a place to get paid.
Explore industriesCourses and workshops
Sell seats for classes, webinars and workshops straight from your event page.
Donations and causes
Let supporters choose how much to give, with a customer-entered amount.
Small online stores
Sell a handful of products without setting up a full shopping cart.
Freelancers and consultants
Add a pay button to your portfolio or services page and get paid upfront.
Events and bookings
Take payment for tickets and bookings right on your event page.
Learn moreDigital products
Sell e-books, templates and other downloads from your blog or landing page.
Pay Button FAQs
Can’t find what you need? Our sales, support and partnership teams are here to help.
Visit the knowledge baseWhat is a pay button?
A pay button is a small piece of code you add to a web page. When a customer clicks it, a secure PayandPay checkout opens so they can pay you by UPI, card or net banking.
Do I need a developer?
No. If you can paste text into your website editor, you can add a pay button. Our team can help if you get stuck.
Which websites does it work with?
Any website, blog or landing page that lets you add embed or HTML code, including most popular website builders.
Can customers enter their own amount?
Yes. Set a fixed price, or let customers enter the amount themselves, which works well for donations and custom orders.
How is a pay button different from a payment link?
A pay button sits on your website, so customers pay from your page. A payment link is something you send directly, over WhatsApp, SMS or email.
When do I receive the money?
Successful payments are settled to your registered bank account on your settlement cycle: [T+X working days — confirm before launch].
How much does it cost?
See our pricing page for current plans, or talk to our sales team about custom pricing for larger volumes.
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