Key elements of the checkout page
A typical Pocketsflow checkout page includes:- Product summary (name, price, key details).
- Buyer information fields (email and optional name or custom fields).
- Payment method selection and payment details.
- Terms and policy acknowledgements.
- Optional order bumps or add-ons.
Configuring fields
In your product or checkout settings:- Open the Checkout or Payment configuration section.
- Choose which fields are:
- Required (for example, email).
- Optional (for example, company name).
- Hidden, if you don’t need them.
- Add custom fields if you need extra information, such as:
- Tax ID (where appropriate).
- Social handle for community access.
Branding the checkout
Make your checkout feel like a natural extension of your brand:- Ensure your logo and brand color are configured in account/site settings.
- Use a short, clear headline explaining what the buyer is about to purchase.
- Keep copy concise and focused on reassurance rather than selling.
Payment methods and currencies
Depending on your configuration and region, buyers can pay with different methods (cards, wallets, etc.).- For what’s supported and where, see Payment methods.
- If you sell globally, double-check currency behavior and display settings.
Policies and legal links
Your checkout is a natural place to reference policies such as:- Refund Policy.
- Terms & Conditions.
- Privacy Policy.
pocketsflow.com (for example, /refund-policy, /terms, /privacy) so customers can review them easily.
Testing your checkout
Before you send real traffic:- Open the checkout link in a private/incognito window.
- Complete a test transaction.
- Confirm:
- The checkout behaves as expected on both desktop and mobile.
- Confirmation screens and emails are clear.
- Access instructions are easy to follow.
What’s next
- To configure what happens after checkout (including add-ons), see Upsells & bundles.
- To understand where checkout data appears in your reporting, see Orders & customers.