We are pleased to announce the release of the highly requested Gravity Forms Stripe Add-On. Gravity Forms and Stripe allows you to quickly and easily implement online payments with WordPress!
Single payments? Subscriptions? We have you covered.
Stripe provides world class online payment processing with simple pricing and account setup that is quick and painless. Stripe is currently available to users in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom and Ireland and is in beta testing in Australia, Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Spain and Switzerland with more countries to follow.
The Gravity Forms Stripe Add-On makes capturing online payments or setting up recurring payment subscriptions with Gravity Forms and WordPress a breeze.
Features
- Automatically capture credit card payments with Stripe when a form is submitted.
- Setup and sell simple products or services in just minutes with one time credit card payments.
- Setup and configure Stripe recurring payment subscriptions.
- Compatible with our other Gravity Forms Add-Ons such as the User Registration Add-On to only register users when payment is approved, etc.
System Requirements
The Gravity Forms Stripe Add-On v1.0 requires Gravity Forms v1.8.8+, WordPress v3.8+, an SSL Certicate Installed and Configured as well as a Stripe account.
How To Get It
You may install the Stripe Add-On via the Gravity Forms Add-On Manager in your WordPress Dashboard. You may also download the Stripe Add-On manually via the Add-On download page, and read the documentation here.
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Cool! I'm curious how this compares to Naomi's plugin.
How do you suggest setting this up so users can cancel or modify their subscriptions as needed (presumably with the User Registration addon)? Thanks.
@bozzmedia I'm not intimately familiar with the other Stripe Add-On so I can't really go into how they compare except to say that this one includes support for subscriptions out of the box and the other does not as it is a premium option.
As for setting it up so that users can cancel or modify their subscriptions, currently that isn't a built in feature. Subscriptions can be canceled via the WordPress Dashboard by canceling it within the Entry details for the order or via Stripe's admin.
The ability for users to cancel a subscription is something we will explore in the future but things begin to snowball and get complex real quick. Primarily because Gravity Forms focus is being a form solution and not a membership management plugin. But it is something we plan on tackling.
Right now you could create a form that they could use to submit a cancellation request. Another option is to use available hooks to implement a way to trigger canceling the subscription on the front end.
Very excited to have an official Stipe add-on for Gravity. Thanks very much!
how is this related to the [unsupported] plugin by Naomi Bush?
https://github.com/naomicbush/Gravity-Forms-Stripe/
I've been using that.. should I switch?
@macconsultinggroup It's not related other than the fact they are both Gravity Forms Add-Ons. One different is our Add-On supports Subscription/Recurring payments out of the box and the 3rd party Stripe Add-On requires you to purchase the premium version of the Add-On. As far as switching goes, I can't answer that as I am not intimately familiar with the other Add-On.
Hi, the "other" Stripe + Gravity Forms plugin forces https on the page/post where the form is loaded. Does this plugin do this? Or do we need some other means of forcing it to be HTTPS if our entire site is not HTTPS?
No. The Gravity Forms Stripe Add-On does not force the page to be HTTPS. We don't do this for a very specific reason.
Gravity Forms doesn't manage SSL settings and configuration for your WordPress web site as that is better left to a plugin such as the WordPress HTTPS plugin which is designed to manage SSL on your site, configure specific pages/posts to be secure, force SSL site wide, force SSL in the admin, etc. You can find it here: http://wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-https/
What we do is the same things we do for all of the payment processing Gravity Forms Add-Ons, we display a big fat red warning with the Credit Card Field if the page is not secure. This way a user is aware and clearly won't submit the form. Here is what it looks like: http://i.imgur.com/0OmH4v9.png
The other advantage of doing it this way is it makes it easier for developers to test when creating a site, etc. if they haven't yet installed an SSL certification on the site.
WordPress HTTPS is the plugin we recommend for managing SSL settings on your WordPress powered web site.