Take a payment before you build anything.
Six fields, one URL. Your customer pays in their currency, you collect in the one you picked — with no page to design and nothing to deploy.
- Product Name
- Annual licence — 5 seats
- Country
- Pricing Currency
- User Currency
- Price
- USD
Values are examples.
Two steps, no checkout to build.
A Payment Link is a URL that collects money. Everything behind it — the hosted page, the local payment methods, the order record — is already there.
Six fields, and the link exists.
Product name, country and price decide what your customer sees. Acquiring currency and user currency are separate fields — your customer pays in theirs, you collect in the one you chose. Email is optional: fill it in and Waffo sends the link to that address, leave it blank and you send it yourself.
- Product Name
- Input your product name
- Country
- Select country
- Acquiring Currency
- Select acquiring currency
- User Currency
- Select user currency
- Price
- 0.00
- Input your Email (Not required)
Field names are the real ones. Values are examples.
When a link is no longer enough.
A Payment Link is the shortest way in. Two other ways to take the same payment cost you an integration and buy you more control.
Hosted Checkout
One integration covering one-time and subscription payments, on a page Waffo hosts and you brand.
Explore CheckoutElements and API
Embed the payment form in your own pages, or drive the whole flow from the API.
View API docsBuilding on your own?
Waffo Pancake is built for individual developers and AI startups, with the same payment links behind a lighter sign-up.
Frequently asked questions about Payment Links.
No. The link opens a payment page that Waffo hosts, so there is nothing to build and nothing to deploy. All you need is somewhere to send the link.
Acquiring currency is what you collect in. User currency is what your customer is charged in. They are two separate fields on the create form, so a link can show your customer a local amount while you collect in the currency you chose.
Waffo sends the link to that address. The field is optional — leave it blank and the link is yours to send however you like.
The local methods available in the country on the link. Which ones appear differs by country, so the payment page itself is the source of truth.
Yes. Suspend a link to stop accepting payments while keeping its order history. You can manage the link’s status in the dashboard.
When you need subscription payments, your own branding on the payment page, or the payment to happen inside your own product. Checkout is one integration that covers all three; a Payment Link is a URL you create by hand.
Companies go live on Waffo. Developers start on Pancake.
Two paths, one promise: you build the product, Waffo runs the payments.