What Ready Set Paid does
Think of it as a small shop counter inside WordPress. You list what you sell, give customers a payment link, and the system keeps a tidy record of who paid — plus receipts and optional email marketing sync.
Help for beginners
Plain language. No jargon. Follow the steps below if you have never set up an online checkout before.
Think of it as a small shop counter inside WordPress. You list what you sell, give customers a payment link, and the system keeps a tidy record of who paid — plus receipts and optional email marketing sync.
Click Account → Create a free seller account. Use your name, email, and a password. After you register, sign in to open your private dashboard.
Open Payments in the sidebar. Paste your Stripe keys (publishable, secret, and webhook). You can also connect PayPal for one-time products. Tip: start in Test mode while you practice.
Use Products for a one-time purchase, or Subscriptions for a monthly plan. Add a clear name, price, and optional access link so buyers know where to go after paying.
Copy the checkout link, or click Embed code to place a Buy / Subscribe button on your website. Your customer only needs that link or button.
When someone pays, you get an order, a customer record, and an invoice. Their email can also appear under Leads and sync to Systeme.io or AWeber if you connected Auto Responder.
After you sign in, you will see these items in the left sidebar.
Your home screen — recent sales and quick links.
Where you connect Stripe and PayPal.
One-time offers and their checkout links.
Monthly plans and who is subscribed.
Every payment attempt and status.
People who successfully paid you.
Emails captured at checkout (even before payment finishes).
Send leads to Systeme.io or AWeber.
Simple receipts created after paid orders.
Ready Set Paid helps sellers take payments online. You create a product or monthly plan, share a link, and customers pay with Stripe. Sales, customers, invoices, and leads stay in your own login.
No. You fill in forms, copy a link, and paste payment keys from Stripe. Embedding a button is optional — the checkout link alone is enough.
On a hosted checkout page. They type their name and email, then Stripe (or PayPal) handles the card. After payment they see a success message and can continue to your access page.
Products are paid once. Subscriptions charge every month until canceled. Both give you a shareable link.
When someone enters their email on checkout, we save that contact as a lead. If Auto Responder is on, we also send them to Systeme.io or AWeber.
Straight to your Stripe or PayPal account. This site never holds the customer’s card details.
Open your account to keep going, or contact support if something looks wrong.