InstantPro Online Store Tutorials
Creating an online store is a great way to bring extra attention and revenue to your business, as well as promotion for your latest products and services!
Having a store on your InstantPro web site will allow users to see what you have to offer them, as well as letting them pay for your goods via your web site. Not only is this easy and convienient, but it will also save you time and resources used by other payment methods.
The best part is, adding payment options are completely free!
These tutorials will take you step by step to adding a Payment Option to any standard page of your InstantPro builder. This can be a new page you've just created, or an old page that you want to liven up.
What is a Payment Processing Provider?
A Payment Processing Provider is required in order to take payments from individuals viewing your web site. These companies will provide the ability to process Credit/Debit card payments for any of the items you are selling online. The most common providers are Paypal and Google Checkout which you may well have used before when purchasing online!
Generally the provider will require you to sign up at their web site, this is normally free but depends on which provider that you wish to use. As payment for the service, the provider usually charges you a certain percentage of your complete transaction. This can vary from provider to provider, and we would suggest to clearly read the terms and conditions to each service before signing up.
Adding Payment options to your InstantPro site
Adding a Payment Method to your InstantPro site couldn't be easier with the use of our detailed guides. You simply need to create Standard pages within your InstantPro Builder for your products and then add the specific code provided by your Payment Processing Provider.
If you are unsure of how to add HTML code to your InstantPro website, we would suggest to have a look at our basic InstantPro HTML Integration tutorial.
The InstantPro builder supports the use of the most popular Payment Processing services, detailed guides for these can be found below.
Google Checkout »
Paypal »
Nochex »
Worldpay »
What will this look like?
Below is an example of what can be completed following the Google Checkout Drop Down List guide.
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Depending on which tutorial that you follow, your Payment Buttons may appear different in style.
