Paytium Plus is a commercial edition of Paytium, a WordPress plugin for payment forms. Connect forms to Mollie to collect one-time payments or set up subscriptions for products, services, workshops, coaching sessions, donations or a small webshop. A Mollie account is needed to process payments.

Payment methods and recurring payments

Forms support iDEAL | WERO and almost all payment methods available through Mollie, including credit and debit cards, PayPal, Bancontact, SEPA, Bitcoin and Belfius. Klarna is excluded. For recurring payments that start with iDEAL | WERO, the first payment uses that method and later automatic payments use SEPA Direct Debit.

The product information describes the Netherlands migration from iDEAL to WERO as beginning in late 2026 and completing by the end of 2027. During the introduction of the combined logo, checkout functionality remains the same. WERO payments are to be activated through the Mollie dashboard as the transition progresses.

Set amounts, add forms and collect details

Choose a fixed amount, offer options in a dropdown or let visitors enter an amount, as with a donation. Create multiple forms and add them to posts or pages using a shortcode or the Paytium Code block in the WordPress block editor. Forms can also be created in the Classic editor.

Custom fields collect information alongside a payment. Available field types include email fields, text fields and radio buttons, with other field types also supported. Payment details and statuses can be reviewed in the WordPress admin.

Paid utilities for follow-up

Paytium Plus and the other commercial editions include options for custom text after payment and redirects to another page. They also provide automatic emails, invoice workflows and payment exports. Integrations with MailChimp, ActiveCampaign, MailPoet and Zapier can connect payment activity to other workflows.

Set up a payment form

1. Install and activate Paytium on a live WordPress site.
2. Connect it to Mollie through the guided setup or enter API keys in Paytium options.
3. Create a form and pick a fixed, selectable or custom amount.
4. Add the form to a post or page with a shortcode or the Paytium Code block.
5. Configure any needed custom text, redirects, emails, invoices, exports or available integrations.

Payments cannot be processed from a local or localhost WordPress installation unless a service such as ngrok is used.