Checkout
Make it easy for your supporters to donate. Learn when to use a Campaign Page and when to use Checkout on your website. Maximize your impact by using both at the right time.
Each option offers the same
If the Apple Pay button doesn't appear on your website, there are several common issues that you should check. The troubleshooting steps vary depending on whether you're using Campaign Pages or the Checkout
To minimize the risk of fraudulent activities via our checkout, we suggest establishing a minimum donation amount. Even though we have a dependable and consistent system in place for detecting suspicious
Automatically opening the Fundraise Up Checkout modal when a page loads can streamline the donation process for your supporters. There are multiple ways to achieve this, including using URL parameters,
Fundraise Up provides the option for supporters to make their donations anonymously, which means they prefer not to have their contribution acknowledged publicly by the organization. In this article, we'll
As much as we love creativity and customization, the blue color used for the UI elements in Checkout has been optimized for accessibility and conversion and cannot be modified.
Our team has conducted
In this article, "checkout" refers to both our Checkout Modal and Campaign Page experiences - two distinct but complementary ways to process donations. The Checkout Modal appears as an overlay on your
Questions in Fundraise Up allow you to gather additional information from supporters during the checkout process, providing valuable insights for your organization. While you can create and delete questions
Fundraise Up includes a small, built-in FAQ section designed to address common supporter questions. This feature appears during the donation process in both the Checkout modal and on Campaign Pages, providing