forms.app users can now connect their Square account and accept card, Apple Pay, and Google Pay payments through their forms.
forms.app, the online form builder designed for teams and trusted by businesses worldwide, today announced support for Square as a payment method.
One of the prominent use cases of forms is collecting orders and payments online. Businesses that want to start selling online can create order forms and offer multiple payment methods, now including Square.
Small businesses shouldn’t have to switch payment providers to start selling online. If they already use Square at the counter, they can now use the same account on their order forms.”
— Vedat Koran, CEO of forms.app
Square is widely used by small and medium-sized businesses, from cafés and retail shops to service providers and event organizers. Through the new integration, respondents can pay with credit and debit cards, as well as Apple Pay and Google Pay, directly inside the form.
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With the addition of Square, users who sell products and collect payments with forms can now offer the following payment methods: Stripe, PayPal, Authorize.net, Square, pay on delivery, and bank transfer.
Connecting a Square account just takes a few clicks. The instructions are available in how to accept payments via Square.
forms.app’s no commission policy continues.
In all payment methods, forms.app does not take a percentage of collected payments on any plan, including the free one. Users pay only what their payment provider charges them.
Overall forms.app’s payment and products fields open a lot of doors for online payments. Businesses can collect online orders, accept Square and other payments, or add a payment option to a service booking page. This requires no code.
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