How to Accept Mollie Payments in WordPress

Do you want to accept payments via Mollie in WordPress

Mollie lets you accept payments via Credit cards, iDEAL, SEPA Direct Debit, Apple Pay, PayPal, Klarna, Bancontact, Bank transfers, Gift Cards, and more on your WordPress website.

If you want to sell eBooks, courses, and paid memberships on your WordPress website, you need ProfilePress. It’s an all-in-one plugin for building membership websites and selling content to your users. The best part is that it integrates with Mollie, so you can charge your users one-time and recurring subscription payments.

The best part about using ProfilePress is that it will take you less than an hour to get up and running. In this article, I will guide you through the entire setup process step-by-step:

How to Accept Mollie Payments in WordPress

Most WordPress plugins that allow you to take Mollie payments on your website take a lot of time to set up. They are very generic and come with a steep learning curve. Even if you want to set up a basic paid membership section on your website, using any of those plugins would take weeks.

This is why we created ProfilePress, a beginner-friendly plugin that requires zero technical knowledge to sell digital products and memberships with WordPress.

Here are some of the things you can do with ProfilePress:

• Sell eBooks and courses that require a one-time payment.
• Sell monthly subscriptions for your courses.
• Sell monthly or annual subscriptions for your gated content (membership site).

In this article, you’ll learn how to create payment plans with ProfilePress. Once you know how simple and easy it is to set up payment plans in ProfilePress, you’ll be able to sell almost anything you want on your website.

How To Set Up Mollie in WordPress

Once you’ve installed ProfilePress on your WordPress site, you need to enable Mollie payments and connect your Mollie account.

First, navigate to the Addons section of ProfilePress settings:

Now, enable Mollie payments:

Next, configure the Mollie Payment gateway.

To do this, navigate to the Settings section of ProfilePress:

Now, go to the Payments tab and select the Payment Methods sub-tab:

Click the Configure button next to the Mollie payment method option:

You’ll now see this page:

You’ll need to enter the required details on this page to enable Mollie payments.

You’ll need to create a Mollie account on their website to complete the setup.

Visit the My Mollie Page and sign up or log into your account:

After logging in, click on the Developers tab and click on the API Keys tab:

Now, you’ll be able to see your new accounts’ Test and Live API keys.

Copy and paste your Live API key or Test API key (depending on whether you have test mode enabled in ProfilePress) from Mollie into your Mollie settings in ProfilePress.

Finally, Click the Enable checkbox and click Save Changes. That’s it! Your website can now accept Mollie payments.

How To Create Pricing Plans For Your Website

To give your audience the ability to purchase your products on your WordPress wbeiste, you must create some payment plans first.

How To Create One-Time Payment Plans

One-time payment plans are for products such as eBooks that only require a single payment.

To create your first one-time payment plan in WordPress via ProfilePress, navigate to the Membership Plans section under ProfilePress dashboard menu.

Now click the Add New Plan button to create a new plan. This will take you to the Add Plan page:

Enter a name, description, and price for this payment plan:

Make sure your description is clear and explains what this plan offers. It will be displayed on the checkout page for this plan.

Once you’re done setting up your plan’s details, scroll down to the Subscription settings section. Then select One-time purchase as the Billing Frequency:

Now, click the Save Plan button to publish this plan.

How To Create a Recurring Payment Plan

A Recurring Payment Plan enables you to create a subscription that will be charged regularly. To make a monthly membership for your premium content, use a Recurring Payment Plan.

Navigate to the Membership Plans section of ProfilePress, then click the Add New Plan button to create a new plan:

Enter a name, description, and price for this new plan:

Remember, this will be a recurring plan, so explain that in the report.

Once you’re done customizing your plan’s details, scroll down to the bottom of the page to the Subscription Settings section:

• Billing Frequency: This is how often your customers will be charged. To create an annual membership where customers are charged every 12 months, you’d select Annually.
• Subscription Length: This lets you create plans that allow your customers to pay you in installments. If you select a fixed number of charges, your customers will only be charged that many times. Leave it at Renew indefinitely to create a plan that charges your customers until they manually cancel.
• Sign-Up Fee: This lets you charge your customers a one-time fee when they purchase this plan. Think of it like a “setup fee.”
• Free Trial: This lets you offer a free trial to your customers before they are finally charged. If you choose seven days, your customers won’t be charged in the first seven days. They won’t be charged if they cancel their subscription before the trial ends.

Once you are done customizing the settings, click the Save Plan button to publish this plan.

IMPORTANT: Giving Users The Option To Checkout

When you create a new plan, ProfilePress generates a Checkout page for it. This is the page you’ll send your website visitors to let them purchase a plan. These pages are hidden and won’t be visible to your users unless you manually link them.

To get the checkout links for plans you just created, navigate to the Membership Plans section of ProfilePress:

This is where you’ll see the links to the checkout pages of your payment plans:

If you open any of the links, you’ll see this page:

This page will let your customers checkout using Mollie. Link to this page from your pricing pages and your product pages to give your users the ability to checkout.

How To Customize Emails

ProfilePress sends emails to your customers for many different events, including when they place an order.

You can customize all these emails by going to the Emails tab under the Settings section of ProfilePress:

Here, you will see four different tabs that allow you to customize all the other emails that are sent.

The first tab, Account, lets you customize these emails:

• Account Welcome Email: The welcome email is sent to your users when they signup for your WordPress site.
• Password Reset Email: This email is sent when someone uses the “Forgot your password?” link on the login page. It contains the password reset link.
• New User Admin Notification: You receive this email whenever a new user registers on your website.

To customize an email, click the customize button (gear icon) next to them:

The first option you’ll see now lets you enable or disable the email you’re editing:

This page allows you to customize the Subject Line and the Message Body (Email Content) for the current email.

You can use any of these available placeholders in your subject line or your message body:

These placeholders will be replaced with their actual values when they are sent. So, {{first_name}} will become John if the user’s name is John.

Scroll down and click the Save Changes button to save your customizations.

Now, let’s go through the other three tabs one-by-one:

Orders Tab

• New Order Receipt: This email is sent to your customers when they place a new order. It contains an invoice and a summary of what they bought.
• Renewal Order Receipt: This email is sent when a subscription product gets renewed automatically.
• New Order Admin Notification: This is the email you’ll receive when someone places a new order on your website.

Subscription Tab

• Subscription Cancelled Notification: A confirmation email is sent to your customers when they cancel their subscriptions.
• Subscription Expired Notification: Sent when a customer’s subscription has expired and needs to be renewed manually.
• Subscription Completed Notification: This email is sent when a customer has paid the last instalment of the payment plan. Only sent if you limit the number of payments for a subscription.
• Upcoming Renewal Reminder: Reminds the user that their card will be charged soon.
• Upcoming Expiration Reminder: Reminds the user that their subscription is about to expire.
• After Subscription Expired Notification: Sent when the customer’s subscription has expired.

Settings Tab

This page houses all the settings for the emails that are sent:

• Admin Email Address: This is where Admin email notifications are sent.
• Sender Name: The name of your website or your name. It will be used when sending emails.
• Sender Email Address: The email address from which the emails will be sent.
• Content-Type: Do you want to send plan-text emails or HTML? If you don’t know the difference, leave it be.
• Email Template: Do you want to use a custom email template? Choose custom here.
• Customize Default Template button: This button will take you to the editor that lets you customize the default email template design and layout.

How To Create Coupons For Your Payment Plans

If you are having a sale, you should create a discount coupon code for your payment plans.

Visit the Coupons tab under the Membership Plans section of ProfilePress:

Then, click the Add New Coupon button. You’ll see this page:

Here’s what the fields do:

• Coupon Code: The coupon code your users will enter on the checkout page to avail of the discount.
• Description: Describe the coupon code.
• Discount: Select a fixed amount or a percentage if you’re running a site-wide sale.
• Coupon Application: Who’s allowed to use this coupon?

Once you’ve filled in the essential details for the coupon, scroll down to the Redemption Settings section:

• Membership Plans: Type the name and select the plans you want this coupon to apply to.
• Start Date: When does this coupon start working?
• End Date: When does this coupon stop working?
• Maximum Redemptions: How many times total can this coupon be redeemed?

Click the Save button to publish this coupon. If you left the start date blank or on the date you entered, it would go live immediately.

How To Manage Orders

To manage your website’s orders, visit the Orders section of ProfilePress:

This is where you can see all the charges that have been placed:

To make changes to an order, take your mouse over it, and you’ll see the actions available to you under its name:

How To Manage Subscriptions

To manage your website’s subscriptions, navigate to ProfilePress’s Subscriptions section. It’s right under the Orders section from above.

On this page, you’ll see all the current subscriptions on your website:

Order Management and My Account Page

To allow your website’s customers to manage their accounts and their active orders and subscriptions, you’ll need to set up the My Account page on your website. Read this quick tutorial on how to set it up.

Once you set up the My Account page, your users will see this page when they log into your website. They can manage their orders from the Orders section of this page:

And they can manage their subscriptions from the Subscriptions section of this page:

Start Accepting Mollie Payments in WordPress Today

Thanks to the integration between ProfilePress and Mollie, accepting payments on your WordPress website has never been easier. Whether you’re selling digital products, courses, or running a membership site, ProfilePress offers a beginner-friendly plugin that requires no technical knowledge to set up.

By following the step-by-step guide in this article, you can start accepting Mollie payments on your WordPress website.

So why wait? Start monetizing your WordPress website today with ProfilePress and Mollie.