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Sell products or services without a website by creating payment links in GHL Customer Care - quick setup, full payment pages, and zero coding required.

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  1. How To Create A Payment Link
  2. Language & Localization
  3. Additional Information:
  4. Frequently Asked Questions

Payment links are a great way to sell products and or services without the need of a website. Create a full payment page in just a few clicks and share the link with your customers—no code required!

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Note: Before you can create a Payment Link, you must first create a Product. To create a Product, go to Payments > Products > Create Product. Any images saved to the product will automatically display in the Payment Link

1. Navigate to Payments > Payment Links > Create Link

2. Give your Payment Link a Name at the top of the screen

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3. Select a Product then select its Price

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4. Configure Optional settings and click Save

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5. Click Preview then copy the link from your browser and send to recipient

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Language & Localization

Hosted checkout localizes field labels, buttons, validation, and error messages based on the Platform Language configured in Business Profile.

Localized elements include:

  • Field labels

  • Buttons

  • Validation and error messages

Tip: Update Platform Language in Business Profile to change the default checkout language.

Additional Information:

  • You can pre-populate the First Name, Last Name, Email, and Phone Fields with the following URL parameters:
    • firstName=
    • lastName=
    • email=
    • phone=
  • You can also automatically redirect users post-purchase (including a countdown timer for the redirect) with the following URL parameters:
    • redirectIn=
    • redirectUrl=

Example URL: links.fastpayments.co/payment-link/asfkhwel93/firstName=Bob&lastName=Smith&email=bobsmith@gmail.com&phone=2155554545&redirectIn=8&redirectUrl=mysite.com/thank-you

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Why isn't my manual payment option (like Bank Transfer) showing up on my payment link checkout page?

Manual payment methods  are not currently supported on the single Payment Link checkout page.

Only automated methods (like Stripe and PayPal) will appear.

If you need to accept a manual payment, you must use a traditional Invoice or Order Form instead of a direct Payment Link.

Reference:Supported Payment Providers & Methods by Product Area (What Works Where)

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