Forms + payments

An order form that charges exactly what they picked

Most form builders let you charge a fixed amount, which is fine until customers can order more than one thing. Zunoform maps a price to each option of a product question, so the total follows the selection — no manual maths, no separate checkout page, and no percentage taken by us.

Fixed-amount payment fields don't sell anything real

A single hard-coded price only works for one product at one quantity. The usual workarounds are ugly: a separate form per product, a manual invoice after the fact, or sending customers to an external checkout and losing the connection between what they ordered and what they paid.

How it works

01

Build the product question

Add a checkbox or multiple-choice question listing what you sell. Turn on image options to show a photo per product — upload directly or paste a URL — and switch the layout to a grid so it reads like a shop.

02

Map a price to each option

On the payment field, turn on "Price by answer", pick the product question, and set a price per option. Add a base amount on top if you charge a flat fee or shipping.

03

Connect your own Stripe or PayPal

Paste your keys. Customers pay inside the form, funds land in your account, and the itemised total is shown before they confirm.

What makes it work

The total is computed on the server, every time

Prices are never trusted from the browser. The amount is recalculated from your live form definition when the payment is created and re-verified at submission, so a tampered client can't invent a cheaper price. Duplicate labels can't inflate a total either — each selected option counts once.

Itemised, not a mystery number

Customers see each selected product with its price, plus any base fee, discount, and tax, then the total. The same breakdown is stored with the response so your records match what they saw.

No platform cut, ever

Payments run on your own Stripe or PayPal credentials. We never touch the money and take no percentage — you pay your processor's normal fees and the $14.99 plan, and that's it. For comparison, payment fields start at $91/month on Typeform.

Products with pictures

Choice and checkbox options support images, uploaded straight to your workspace or linked by URL. In grid layout the image sits above the label, so a product picker looks like a product picker rather than a list of radio buttons.

Who uses this

Start from a template

Working forms with this already set up — open one and make it yours.

Questions people ask

Can the payment amount depend on the answers?

Yes — that's the "Price by answer" setting. Map a price to each option of a choice or checkbox question and the charge is the sum of what the customer selected, plus an optional base amount.

Do you take a percentage of my sales?

No. Payments use your own Stripe or PayPal keys, so money moves directly between your customer and your account. You pay your processor's fees and the $14.99/month plan — nothing to us per transaction.

Can customers order more than one product?

Yes. Use a checkbox question for the products and every selected option adds its price to the total. Each option counts once, even if the client sends a duplicate.

Which plan do I need to take payments?

Pro, at $14.99/month, which also removes branding and unlocks the rest of the integrations. Building and previewing a payment form is free; publishing one needs Pro.

Can I show pictures of the products?

Yes — turn on image options for the product question, upload a photo per option, and switch the layout to grid so the image sits above each label.

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