Accept payments directly from WordPress
Paytium Plus, Paytium Pro, and Paytium Premium are commercial editions of the Paytium payment forms plugin for WordPress. They are designed for businesses, organizations, coaches, charities, and other site owners that need to collect payments without building a complex webshop or integration.
Paytium connects payment forms to Mollie and supports one-time payments as well as subscriptions and recurring payments. You can create forms for a product, service, workshop, coaching session, donation, or small webshop, then add them to posts and pages using a shortcode or the Paytium Code block in the WordPress block editor.
Use the payment method your customers prefer
Forms can accept iDEAL | WERO and other payment methods available through Mollie. Supported methods mentioned in the plugin information include credit cards and debit cards, PayPal, Bancontact, SEPA, Bitcoin, and Belfius. The iDEAL to WERO transition is also addressed in the product information, with the migration in the Netherlands described as beginning in late 2026 and completing by the end of 2027.
After completing the guided setup, you can create multiple Mollie payment forms and place them where they are needed across your site. Amounts can be fixed, selected by the visitor from a dropdown, or entered as a custom amount. This makes the same payment approach suitable for a €20 product, a donation with a visitor-defined amount, or a service with selectable pricing.
Paid features for growing workflows
The commercial editions add tools for sites that need more automation and control after payment. You can set custom text after a successful payment or redirect visitors to another page. Automatic emails can provide follow-up communication, while integrations with MailChimp, ActiveCampaign, MailPoet, and Zapier can connect payment activity with wider marketing and workflow processes.
- Custom post-payment text: show a response tailored to the completed transaction.
- Redirects: send visitors to another page after payment.
- Automatic emails: support post-payment communication.
- Invoices: create invoice-related payment workflows.
- Export payments: work with payment information outside the form view.
- External connections: use MailChimp, ActiveCampaign, MailPoet, and Zapier integrations.
Collect the information you need
Paytium forms can include custom fields for customer information. Available field types mentioned include email fields, text fields, and radio buttons. This is useful when selling products that require address details, registering people for a workshop, collecting additional donation information, or gathering service-related details alongside payment.
Payment forms can be created in the Classic editor or added as a block in the WordPress block editor. The shortcode approach also allows forms to be placed in different posts and pages without creating a separate payment system for each use case.
Installation and setup
- Install and activate the Paytium edition you use on a live WordPress site.
- Connect Paytium to Mollie using the guided setup or enter the API keys under Paytium settings.
- Create a payment form and choose a fixed, selectable, or custom amount.
- Add the form to a post or page with a shortcode or the Paytium Code block.
- Configure custom text, redirects, emails, invoices, exports, or available integrations as required.
Payments cannot be processed from a local or localhost WordPress installation unless a service such as ngrok is used.
