Clearpay Payment Forms

Clearpay, known as Afterpay in the U.S., is a buy now, pay later service that allows customers to make purchases and pay for them in four equal installments. You can add Clearpay to your forms, where it will function as an in-form payment option that allows users to purchase goods or services.

Creating a Clearpay payment form is simple and easy with Jotform’s Form Builder. Start by selecting a ready-made payment form template or build your form from scratch. Drag and drop to make any content or design changes you see fit — change fonts and colors, upload branding assets, add helpful widgets, edit text, and more. Once you’re satisfied with the look and feel of your Clearpay form, go to Payments under Form Elements and select Clearpay. Connect your Clearpay account with your form and you’re good to go!

To enable Clearpay on your Jotform payment form, start by creating and customizing a payment form with our drag-and-drop Form Builder. After you’ve designed the form to match your needs, go to Payments under Form Elements and select Clearpay. Drag and drop it onto your form and connect to your Square account. Log into your Square account and then configure your integration settings.

With Jotform, merchants can add Clearpay as a payment option on their custom order forms. After a customer purchases an item from your website or business via Clearpay, you’ll get a settlement fund from Clearpay within 1–5 business days.

Yes, you can add your Clearpay form to your website seamlessly with Jotform. To do this, copy and paste your form’s embed code into your website. Jotform also offers form embed codes that allow you to publish your Clearpay form on third-party platforms like Squarespace, WordPress, Wix, and more.

No, there are zero additional fees or startup costs for using Clearpay with Jotform. The only fees to keep in mind are the ones that Clearpay charges. The Clearpay processing fee is 6% + 30p per order across all Square products that accept Clearpay.

Payments made through your Clearpay payment form on Jotform go directly into your Clearpay account or connected bank account, depending on your Clearpay account settings. To ensure your money is going to the right place, check your Clearpay account settings before collecting payments with this integration.

Yes, Clearpay is available for all Jotform plans. However, if your business expects to receive a lot of orders, it’s imperative to review what our free plan offers versus our paid plans. Jotform’s free plan includes only 100 monthly submissions and 10 monthly payment submissions. If you’ll be receiving more than 10 payments each month, you’ll need to upgrade to a paid plan. For businesses that plan to scale and need more than what our regular plans offer, please reach out to our Enterprise Sales Team.

Clearpay isn’t typically used for recurring payments or subscriptions. It’s primarily used for one-time purchases split into installments. If you’re looking for a payment processor that enables recurring payments and subscriptions, consider other payment integrations more suitable for recurring billing, such as PayPal or Stripe.

If a customer fails to pay a scheduled Clearpay installment, Clearpay will usually charge them a late fee after a 10-day grace period. Additionally, Clearpay may decrease the customer’s spending limit. This is because repayment history is a large factor in calculating a customer’s spending limit. If a customer has overdue payments for an extended period of time, Clearpay may restrict or prohibit that customer’s use of the service in the future.