Learn how to set up a subscription product in ClickFunnels that will be charged through your PayPal V2 payment gateway.
Why you would need this
If you are using the PayPal V2 Payment Gateway and wish to sell a product with recurring billing/subscription.
What you will need
Please Note: Your funnel only works with one Payment Gateway Integration at a time. If you wish to have Stripe and PayPal (for example) as payment options you will need to create two funnels with duplicated customer experiences and add a button that moves the customer to their preferred payment gateway from the Sales Page (alternatively you can also use the PayPal V1 Button simultaneously with another payment gateway).
Step 1 Add Your Subscription Product In ClickFunnels
Important Note: On Your Order Page The PayPal V2 integration does not work with the two-step order form. The standard elements for an order page must be used instead (including the CC element). The Credit Card Element and the Button (which both get swapped out for the PayPal options) are REQUIRED for this to work.
- Access Order Form Page, click on Products.
- Click Add Product.
- Enter the Product Name (This is for your reference).
- Select Billing Integration PayPal V2.
- Enter Price Amount.
- Select Currency.
- Enter Price Display On Order Form (this will display a custom price on your order page I.E. "Free+4.95 S&H")
- Select Subscription for the product (if you want to set up a One Time Product see instructions HERE).
- Enter Plan Name.
- Select Frequency from the drop down.
- Enter Trial Period In Days (Optional).
- Enter Max Number Of Charges (Leave Blank For Unlimited).
- Enter Initial Charge Amount (For Paid Trials).
- Copy Webhook URL Into Your Business PayPal Webhooks (Live Webhooks or Sandbox Webhooks if you are just testing) > My Apps & Credentials > Live Webhooks
Note: The Webhook URL is the same for all products in one funnel.
- Click Create Product
Note: If you are using the PayPal Subscription Option The PayPal Check Out Will Not Show An Option To Pay With A CC or as Guest.
What you can do now
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Comments
8 comments
Sir, it doesn't work at all ... clickfunnels first thought out issue that says it can save it ...
while after putting into one time payment ou even save it a multiple time for the same product ... go figure.
Then, when we try to change a one time plan to subscription ... clickfunnels puts back the subscription to "one time" so what could we do?
We confirm the same problem:
when we try to change a one time plan to subscription ... clickfunnels puts back the subscription to "one time" so what could we do?
Same issue for me... trying to set up a subscription plan and it keeps defaulting to "one time" payment. And then disconnecting from PayPal not allowing even a payment to go through. With a message saying "try again" and "please return to seller's website"... AGGRAVATING...
Did this ever get resolved I have the same issue
9 months later from the first comment and this is still not fixed?
It seems like there is something missing from the video. After adding the webhook it says to go set up the subscription in PayPal, but then the video cuts back to Clickfunnels to finish the steps there. I am wanting to offer both a full pay option and an installment option. Am I able to do this with PayPal on the same order page in clickfunnels? I can't find any instructions on this.
Adding another comment here to hopefully get the attention of the team -- I think this guide needs some serious updates, guys. The final step (Copy Webhook URL Into Your Business PayPal Webhooks (Live Webhooks or Sandbox Webhooks if you are just testing) > My Apps & Credentials > Live Webhooks) is REALLY unclear and not demonstrated at all in the video.
I have a subscription with a paid trail period and 2 subsequent months. What is the Max Number Of Charges amount I should input ? SHould it include the trial period (3) or should it just be the months after the trial period ?
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