A checkout page you publish, not build
Stand up a branded, hosted page that sells a product, takes registrations, or collects donations — with your fields, your logo, and your terms. No hosting and no front-end work.
Hosted
Nothing to deploy
Branded
Your logo and colours
Custom
Collect any field you need
Capabilities
What Payment Pages gives you
Your branding, not ours
Logo, colours, description, and terms are yours. The page reads as part of your business, not a third-party form.
Custom fields
Capture roll numbers, GSTIN, event preferences, shipping details, or anything else — and get it attached to the payment record.
Product and pricing tiles
List multiple items or ticket tiers with individual prices and let the customer choose quantity at checkout.
Stock and capacity limits
Cap total sales per item so an event, batch, or limited run closes itself when it's full.
Shareable and embeddable
Use the hosted URL directly, or drop the page into your existing site with an embed snippet.
Every method, one page
UPI, cards, net banking, and wallets are all presented on the same page with method ordering tuned for conversion.
How it works
From setup to settled, in four steps
Build the page
Add your branding, items, prices, and any custom fields you want captured.
Publish
Get a hosted URL instantly, or embed the page into your existing website.
Customers buy
They pick an item, fill your fields, and pay with any supported method.
You get the data
Payment plus captured fields land in the dashboard and on your webhook, ready to export.
Where teams use it
Common ways merchants put this to work
If one of these looks like your situation, the cost audit is the fastest way to find out what it's worth to you.
- Event registrations and ticket sales
- Course and batch enrolment for education businesses
- Donation and fundraising campaigns
- Selling a small catalogue without building an ecommerce site
- Landing pages for a single product or campaign
See what this is worth on your volume
A free, written payment cost audit. No integration, no obligation — and if we can't reduce your cost, we'll tell you to stay where you are.