Checkout step

The Checkout step is where the visitor pays. The exact experience depends on which payment processor is active in your workspace.

• Stripe - inline checkout powered by Stripe Elements: optional Express checkout buttons plus an optional card form.
• Paddle - an inline Paddle checkout frame embedded on the payment page. Paddle handles payment methods, tax calculation, and compliance.

What you set

Display

• Headline and optional logo on the payment screen
• Page layout — Single column (stacked) or Two column (order summary and payment side by side on desktop; stacked on mobile)
• Order summary style:
  • Full — plan card with price, features, and trust line
  • Compact — plan name and price on two lines; hides the feature list (good for mobile and Apple Pay)
  • Collapsed — one-line strip (plan + due today); tap to expand full details
• Refund policy text on the payment screen (privacy and terms links come from funnel settings)

Urgency timer

Optional countdown bar at the top of checkout — same visual pattern as the paywall timer, but with its own countdown (not synced with paywall). Set minutes and an optional headline (for example "Offer expires in").

Payment methods (Stripe)

• Toggles for Express checkout and Card form — keep at least one enabled before publish
• Method order — Express first (wallets above card form) or Card first (card form above wallets)
• Repeat trust line above the pay button — shows "Cancel anytime · Secure payment" and your refund policy again right above submit

Order bump

Optional one-time add-on checkbox above the payment form (see below).

When Stripe is active, keep at least one payment block enabled before you publish. If both are off, checkout cannot collect payment.

Order bump

An order bump is a one-time add-on visitors can tick on the checkout screen. The extra amount is added to the same charge when they pay.

1. Open the Checkout step in the editor.
2. Under Order Bump, turn on Show a one-time add-on checkbox.
3. Set the headline, optional description, and price (smallest currency unit).

Track shown and accepted counts in Analytics → Growth Add-ons.

Exit-intent downsell

On desktop with Stripe, when a visitor moves the cursor toward leaving checkout, a one-time modal can offer a cheaper plan than the one currently being paid for.

1. Open the Checkout step in the editor.
2. Under Exit-intent Downsell, leave Show the exit-intent offer on checkout checked (default), or turn it off to disable.
3. The modal only appears when a cheaper plan exists in the funnel's paywall pricing.

Both steps can show the modal in the same funnel session — paywall and checkout track exit-intent independently.

Copy for the modal (headline, buttons) follows Funnel UI language in funnel settings.

Track shown and claimed together with paywall exit-intent in Analytics → Growth Add-ons → Exit-intent Downsell.

Requirements

Checkout only works when all of the following are true:

1. The funnel is published
2. A payment processor is configured in Settings → Payment Integration
3. The selected processor is active (toggle set to Stripe or Paddle)
4. The flow includes a Paywall step with at least one plan that has the correct Price ID for the active processor
5. Visitors open the funnel through Copy link (default platform URL or your custom domain path)

If any of these are missing, visitors will see an error message instead of the payment form.

After payment

• Successful payments create a record in Subscribers and send the visitor to the next step (usually Upsell if present, otherwise Success).
• Failed payments show an error message; the visitor can try again.
• Subscription renewals, failures, and cancellations update the Subscribers record over time via webhook.