Stripe + WordPress integration

Plandalf is not a WordPress payment plugin. It adds a checkout to WordPress pages through a script and a button, usually in a Custom HTML block, and the payment runs through the Stripe account you connected in Plandalf. WordPress keeps your content and memberships, and nothing is synced between the two.

1. Connect Stripe and publish the offer

   In Plandalf authorize your Stripe account, attach a price to the offer and publish it. Copy the offer slug and your organization's script URL from its share code.

2. Open a page in the code editor

   In WordPress add a new page, open the editor Options menu and choose Code editor. This keeps the script and button in one block while you test.

3. Paste the script and button

   Paste a Custom HTML block holding the Plandalf script tag with async and a button carrying data-plandalf-present set to your offer slug. Add data-plandalf-mode set to test while you rehearse.

4. Save, publish and view the real page

   Save the draft and check that WordPress kept the script. If it was stripped, your account or hosting plan may not allow custom JavaScript. Publish, then open the live page, because caching and optimization plugins can move or delay scripts.

5. Test the payment

   Confirm the Stripe test connection in Plandalf first. Open the checkout from the published page and pay with a Stripe test card, then find the paid invoice in Plandalf.

6. Move the script to the theme

   When the page works, load the script once from the theme or a plugin instead of per page, and remove the test attribute. Add a sequence on Checkout Completed to send the receipt.

• WordPress does not know about a Plandalf sale. Granting a role, a membership level or a download needs a sequence that sends a webhook to your site, and your server should check the paid invoice before it grants anything.
• The WordPress guide's screenshots show a button install, saving, publishing and opening checkout signed in and signed out. They do not verify a payment, customer identification, membership access, caching plugins, inline checkout or countdowns.
• Page builders, cache plugins and script optimizers can move, delay or strip the Plandalf script. Test on the published page, not in the editor preview.
• Hosting plans that block custom JavaScript will remove the script when you save. Check this before you build around a Custom HTML block.
• Test mode is a request, not a guarantee. Verify that the connected Stripe account is a test account before using a card.

Does Stripe integrate with WordPress?

Plandalf does not install into WordPress as a plugin. It adds a Stripe-backed checkout to a page through a script and a button, so WordPress hosts the page while Stripe takes the payment.

How do I add a Stripe checkout to WordPress?

Connect Stripe to Plandalf, publish an offer, and paste the Plandalf script plus a data-plandalf-present button into a Custom HTML block. The WordPress setup guide has the full walk-through.

Can I use a Plandalf checkout inside a WordPress post?

Yes. Use a button that opens the offer in a frame, or a data-plandalf-mount container for an inline checkout with a tall enough minimum height.

Do WordPress members get access automatically after paying?

No. Plandalf does not write to WordPress. Send a webhook from a Plandalf sequence to your own endpoint and have your site verify the paid invoice first.

Checked October 26, 2026 against Plandalf's own setup guides.