WP Full Pay review
A focused WordPress plugin for Stripe payments, subscriptions, donations, and saved cards.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
WP Full Pay is a WordPress plugin for accepting Stripe payments without a shopping cart or coding. It is aimed at businesses, nonprofits, and WordPress site owners that need payment, donation, subscription, or saved-card forms embedded in pages and posts. Forms can support one-time payments, recurring subscriptions, recurring donations, later charges, popups, and Stripe Checkout. The published feature set also includes customizable fields and CSS, payment and subscriber management, customer subscription portals, webhooks, email notifications, and receipts.
Pricing is freemium, with a free version and paid annual licenses. The free version includes a 5% application fee. Basic costs $159 per year for one site, unlimited transactions, multiple payment options, one year of updates and support, and no WP Full Pay transaction fees with an active license. Plus costs $279 per year and adds the WP Full Members add-on. Pro costs $479 per year and adds premium support access while also including the WP Full Members add-on. The paid tiers are most relevant when removing the application fee and obtaining updates, support, or membership functionality matters.
Its strongest fit is a self-hosted WordPress site already using Stripe and needing focused payment forms rather than a broader shopping-cart system. Supported payment methods include cards, digital wallets, bank redirects, and other options available through Stripe, with multi-currency and recurring billing support. Integrations include Stripe, WordPress, WP Full Members, and Mailchimp. Choose WP Full Pay for embedded WordPress payment flows, subscriptions, donations, or saved-card charges. Consider another option if you need a platform beyond self-hosted WordPress or do not want a per-transaction fee on the free version.
WP Full Pay pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Supports one-time, subscription, donation, and saved-card forms
- Includes portals, webhooks, email notifications, and payment management
- Paid plans remove WP Full Pay transaction fees with an active license
- Where it doesn't
- The free version applies a 5% application fee
- Paid plans include one site license
- Primarily suited to self-hosted WordPress websites
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