Create a checkout link

Checkout links are useful when customers are ready to buy or reserve without a full custom invoice.

Prepare the checkout

  1. Choose the offer, price, deposit, or product to sell.
  2. Confirm payment settings are connected.
  3. Set any availability, quantity, or expiration rules.
  1. Add the link to a page, campaign, email, message, or button.
  2. Use clear surrounding copy so customers know what they are buying.
  3. Test the link before sending traffic.

Track results

  1. Review payments and customer records after purchases.
  2. Follow up with customers who started but did not complete the next step.
  3. Update the checkout when pricing or terms change.

Good to know

  • Checkout links should be specific.
  • Use invoices for custom amounts or approvals.

Use this guide as a starting point, then adjust the setup to match how your team actually works with customers.

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