What each platform offers for donations, and when a linked WordPress donation page makes sense.
Donor Merchant is a WordPress plugin, so it can't be installed on these platforms. Each guide covers the platform's own donation options first, says when they are enough, and explains how to link to a WordPress donation page when you need recurring giving, donor records or tax receipts.
Squarespace's Donation block, its fees and recurring options, and when a linked WordPress donation page makes sense.
The Wix Donations app, plan requirements and fees, its current gaps, and when a linked WordPress donation page makes sense.
Square Online's Donation item and donation payment links, fees and limits, and when a linked WordPress donation page makes sense.
GoDaddy Website Builder's PayPal and pay buttons, their fees and limits, and when to link a WordPress donation page.
Webflow has no native donations. The Ecommerce workaround, embeds, and linking a WordPress donation page from your Webflow site.
Donation products, checkout tipping and apps on Shopify, Shopify's fundraising rules, and when a separate donation page fits better.
Ghost's Tips & Donations, the Stripe tipping policy caveat for charities, paid tiers, and when to link to a separate donation page.
Carrd's PayPal and Stripe widgets, payment forms, which Pro plan each needs, and when a separate donation page is the better fit.
Google Sites has no payments. Link a Donate button to PayPal, a Stripe Payment Link, or a donation page with records and receipts.
The subdomain pattern for any builder: set up give.yourdomain.org, link rather than embed, and keep your branding consistent.
Free from WordPress.org, with recurring giving included.
Download Donor Merchant free Or try the demo first.