The Payments block accepts credit and debit card payments for goods, services, subscriptions, memberships, donations, and more. In this guide, you will find links to guides for setting up payment buttons, paid content, and paid newsletters.
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Set up and connect a free Stripe account to accept payments through your site.
Collect one-time payments, donations, or recurring subscriptions.
Use payment buttons to sell products on your site.
Configure your buttons and manage your customers.
Fees for payments are based on the WordPress.com plan you have and are calculated as a percentage of your revenue:
| Plan | Free | Personal | Premium | Business | Commerce |
| Subscriber payment fee | 10% | 8% | 4% | 2% | 0% |
In addition to the fees listed above, Stripe collects 2.9% + US$0.30 for each payment made to your Stripe account. Not in the USA? Check Stripe’s fees in your currency.
This system allows you to offer Payments with minimal upfront investment. As you collect more supporters, it may make sense to move to a higher plan to retain more revenue.
Note that if your WordPress.com plan expires, the fee associated with your plan will increase to 10%. The Stripe fee will be unaffected.