How to Build a Payment Link with Multiple Products in Sparkforge
A Sparkforge payment link can bundle multiple one-time products and one recurring product into a single checkout. You control quantities, coupons, addresses, branding, and post-purchase redirects from one form.
A Sparkforge payment link can hold several products at once — both one-time items and a recurring subscription — so customers check out in one flow instead of clicking through multiple links. This is the right tool for bundled packages, digital goods plus a service plan, or stacked one-time add-ons.
Set up the link
- Go to Payments > Payment Links.
- Click + Create New Payment Link in the top-right.
- Select your first product from the product library (one-time or recurring).
- Click + Add Another Product to add more. You can stack multiple one-time products and one recurring product.
Checkout options
- Quantity selection — let customers adjust units on one-time products, with optional min/max.
- Phone number — require it on checkout for follow-up or verification.
- Addresses — collect street/city/state/country/postal for shipping or compliance.
- Coupon codes — show a coupon field on checkout for promos.
- Post-purchase redirect — send customers to a thank-you or upsell page after payment, in the same tab or a new one.
- CTA button label — choose Pay, Book, Donate, or similar to match the offer.
- Branding line — edit the "Powered by" label at the bottom.
- Terms and conditions — add legal copy below the Pay button.
- Auto-deactivation — set an expiry date for the link.
- Test vs live mode — toggle to simulate payments before going live.
Name, share, and save
- Enter an internal name for the link (customers don't see it).
- Click Copy / Send to copy a generic link or generate a personalized one with a contact's data prefilled.
- Use Send to Contacts to deliver via email, SMS, or both.
- Click Preview to verify the checkout layout.
- Click Save to publish.
How products are grouped on checkout
One-time and recurring products are grouped into separate sections — "One-time Products" and "Recurring Products" — so customers can see what they're buying once vs subscribing to. Customers can pick multiple one-time items but only one recurring item per checkout.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many one-time products can a payment link hold?
Can I add more than one recurring product?
Do coupon codes apply across all products?
How are products organized at checkout?
Can I embed the payment link?
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