PayPal
PayPal lets customers pay with a familiar wallet option while Plandalf keeps the offer, checkout, coupon, bump, invoice, and automation context in one flow.
Note. Use PayPal for payment choice PayPal is a payment option for the checkout. Keep the offer structure, products, prices, redirects, and follow-up workflow in Plandalf.
The path
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Connect PayPal
Open the PayPal integration from the dashboard and authorize the PayPal Business account that should process payments.
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Choose where PayPal appears
Add PayPal to the offers where customers should see it as a payment method.
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Test the checkout path
Connect the sandbox environment and complete an approved sandbox payment. Also cancel at the provider, return to checkout, and confirm the invoice and fulfilment state. Previewing a button is not payment verification.
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Route completion normally
After payment, keep using Plandalf redirects, events, webhooks, and Sequences for the next step.
When PayPal helps
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International buyers — Give customers another familiar payment option when card preference varies by market.
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Checkout trust — Let buyers use a wallet they already recognize while the checkout stays inside your offer flow.
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Campaign pages — Use PayPal on a focused offer without rebuilding the page or moving the campaign into another checkout tool.
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Offer automation — Keep post-purchase work tied to Plandalf events and purchase context.
What to configure
PayPal setup
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Account(PayPal Business account): The connected account that should process PayPal payments. -
Offer availability(offer setting): Which checkouts should show PayPal as an available payment option. -
Fallback payment method(payment option): Keep card payment available when the offer should support both card and wallet buyers. -
Completion behavior(redirect | event | webhook): Use the same Plandalf completion path after PayPal payment as you use after card checkout.
Warning. Do not split the offer across tools Avoid sending PayPal buyers through a separate product page or manual checkout path. The goal is one offer flow with multiple payment options.
Related docs
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Hosted checkout — Publish a Plandalf-hosted payment page with the right payment methods.
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Buy buttons — Open the same offer from a marketing page or campaign link.
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Stripe — Use Stripe for card-first checkout and Stripe-backed product/price workflows.