Suggested amounts, free

Help donors choose how much to give

Offer up to eight amounts, say what each one pays for and pick one to start with. Donors can still type their own amount, within the limits you set.

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Why Payly

Up to eight amounts

Choose the amounts donors pick from, such as $25, $50 and $100.

What each one does

Add a line for each amount, such as what $50 pays for. It shows when that amount is picked.

Any other amount

Keep Other on, and donors type their own amount, from $1 or the lowest you set.

How suggested amounts work in Payly

You choose the amounts. Donors pick one or type their own.

  1. Start a donation form

    In Your sites, click New and choose Donation form.

  2. Set your amounts

    In the amount question, add up to eight amounts, a line for each and the one picked at the start.

  3. Choose how often

    Offer one-time, monthly or yearly gifts, or all three, and donors choose.

What you get

  • Up to eight suggested amounts
  • A line on what each amount pays for
  • An amount picked at the start
  • Other, on or off
  • The lowest and highest amount
  • One-time, monthly and yearly gifts

What it costs

$0

Completely free - no paid plan, no transaction fees, no commission

PayPal and Stripe charge their standard processing fees, as they would on any platform.

How can this possibly be free?

Honest answers

What is the smallest gift?

$1, unless you set a higher lowest amount.

Can I turn off Other?

Yes. Then donors pick one of your amounts.

Is it really free?

Yes. There is no monthly fee, no transaction fee and no paid tier. PayPal and Stripe charge their standard processing fees on each payment, as they would on any platform. How can this possibly be free?

Make your first donation form, free

Your form, your payment account, your donors. The only thing you pay is normal PayPal and Stripe processing fees.

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No credit card · No paid tier · No trials