Payment Links

Payment links are great but why can't we include a T&C checkbox like a normal order form?

There is no option in the CRM for refunding PayPal payments.

There is currently no way to add a description on the payment links page. This is helpful for people to see more info about what they're paying for.

When we send customers Apple pay / Google Pay payment links through GHL it shows $1 and the payment will fail to go through, we are receiving this on all sub accounts. We've lost a lot of clients like this and get a lot of complaints.

There should be a check box when creating payment links for products to include the product description. Currently it only brings the product name and not the description.

There's no ability to customize the payment link pages. This feature is needed by those of us with products that are 1 time sales with payment plan options. We and many of our clients sell products that come with the option to pay over a period of time in multiple installments. So the client might be obligated, for example, to make 12 payments of $200. They must make the payments. The client got the product. There's no "cancelling" involved. But GHL is assuming all products with multiple payments are subscriptions or memberships that can be cancelled. Here are some examples of what needs to change for "payment links" so that they can be useable for us: Below the "Pay" button, it says "By confirming your subscription, you allow ____ to charge you for future payments in accordance with their terms. You can always cancel your subscription." Currently this cannot be modified at all. We need to be ablet to change the language to remove reference to "subscription" and the option to "cancel", and better reflect they are making installment payments under a payment plan. The price per frequency of billing is a little confusing. E.g., it currently says "$___ / 1 month" for a monthly billed product. A customer might think they are only purchasing for 1 month, whereas I'd prefer to change it to "$___/month".

Bring back the link expiration date so the payment link can no longer be accessed after a set date.

If someone has a business / brand name that has a lowercase word, the Payment Link Page for product defaults to title case and ignored the exact entry of the business / brand name. e.g. LevelUp.io is changed to LevelUp.Io A rare usecase but still an issue for people particular to how their brand name appears. Payment Page should use a title that matches exactly as it was entered in the Company Settings

not permisson toggle to turn off view of the "payment" link for anyone at any user level