When it comes to donations…
… who decides how much to give?
With WPdirectdebit, donors do — and with ownership comes commitment to keep on giving.
… who decides when to give?
With WPdirectdebit, donors do — whether it’s weekly, monthly, yearly or somewhere in between. When donors decide, donors keep doing it.
Static links. Static thinking.
GoCardless Subscription Templates do one thing well: collect a fixed amount, on a fixed schedule.
- One amount. No “pay what you can.”
- One frequency. No monthly-or-annual choice.
Don’t box your donors in. Think outside it.
Forms that flex. Customers in control.
WPdirectdebit turns any Gravity Form into a Direct Debit checkout — embedded on your site, styled like your brand, and powered by GoCardless behind the scenes.
Your customer chooses the amount. Your customer chooses the frequency. Your customer chooses when to start. You keep the relationship.
Built for the way people actually want to pay.
For donors
Let supporters give what they can, when they can. Monthly, annually, or a one-off. Five pounds or five hundred. The form adapts. The cause grows.
For store owners
Subscriptions, top-ups, payment plans, deposits — all on one form, all on your site, all in one dashboard. No redirect. No drop-off.
For flexible pricing
Memberships with tiers. Services billed by usage. Pay-what-you-want models that GoCardless links simply can’t handle. If you can describe it on a form, you can charge for it.
One source of truth. All of it yours.
Every payment, every customer, every change — captured in WordPress, where you can actually use it.
- Centralized data. Your customers, your CRM, your reports.
- Marketing intelligence. Segment by amount, frequency, and lifetime value.
- CRM-ready. Push cleanly to HubSpot, Pipedrive, or anywhere else you live.
- Batch management. Update many subscriptions at once, without a spreadsheet in sight.
- Higher conversion. Embedded checkout means fewer redirects, fewer abandons.
Native to WordPress. Respectful by design.
WPdirectdebit is built on the platforms you already trust: WordPress, Gravity Forms, and GoCardless. It’s GDPR-ready, supports the Privacy Framework, and keeps customer data on infrastructure you control.