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      • How to sell through Whop right on my page

      Add the Whop Checkout block to the page in the editor and, in the right panel, choose the Whop account, the Product and the Plan. On the published page the buyer pays without leaving your page; once the payment is approved, the funnel moves to the next stage and the sale shows up in Sales, linked to the contact and to the page.

      Before you start

      • You need edit access to the page.
      • The workspace needs at least one active Whop integration. If you don't have one yet, follow Integrate Whop — the block uses that integration's API key.
      • The API key must be able to read products and plans and create checkouts in your Whop account. A key created with the Admin role, as the integration page asks, already has these permissions.
      • The plan must be for sale on Whop. Archived plans don't show up in the list.

      Step by step

      1. Open the page in the editor, open the list of elements to add and, in the Checkout category, drag the Whop Checkout block onto the page.
      2. Click the block to open the Whop Checkout panel on the right.
      3. In What you are selling, choose the Whop account. With a single integration in the workspace it is already chosen and the field doesn't show.
      4. In Product, choose the Whop product.
      5. In Plan, choose the plan the buyer will pay for. The panel shows a summary with the amount Charged at checkout and whether the plan is Recurring or a One-time payment. Right after, it shows Sales from this checkout are linked to this page.
      6. In Appearance, adjust if you want:
        • Style: Automatic, Light, Dark or Custom. With Automatic the buyer device decides: if it uses dark mode, the checkout opens dark; otherwise light. The accent color you pick applies to both.
        • With Light, Dark and Automatic, pick the Accent color from the Whop colors. Whop default keeps the original color.
        • With Custom, pick any Background color and Button color. Whop adjusts the text color so it stays readable.
        • Corner rounding: from 0 to 32 px. Rounds the checkout fields, boxes and button. Reset goes back to the default.
        • Checkout language: Same language as the page or a fixed language.
      7. Save and publish the page.

      Once a plan is chosen, the editor itself shows the real Whop checkout inside the block, tagged Pré-visualização (preview), and appearance changes show right away. You can't type or pay in the preview: clicking the checkout only selects the block.

      Where the buyer goes after paying

      • Approved payment: the buyer doesn't leave your page. If it is part of a funnel, they move to the stage connected to the Purchase Approved trigger (or to Upsell Accepted / Downsell Accepted). With no next stage, they stay on the page and see the confirmation inside the checkout. Whop emails the receipt and the access to what was bought.
      • Declined payment: the Whop checkout shows the reason and lets the buyer try again. The funnel doesn't change stage.
      • Payment Whop is still processing (for example, a bank transfer): the funnel doesn't move from the page. The sale enters Sales as Pending and becomes Paid once Whop confirms it. Use an automation with the Whop approved payment trigger to notify the buyer.

      When you change the plan, delete the block or unpublish the page, ClickMax deletes the checkout link that went offline on Whop, about 15 minutes after publishing.

      The page pixel receives the approved purchase with the value and currency of the plan chosen in the editor.

      Where the sale shows up

      Every purchase made through the block arrives through the Whop integration, like any other Whop sale (see What starts arriving). On top of that:

      • The sale is linked to the page where the buyer paid, when the panel shows Sales from this checkout are linked to this page. A block that is not linked yet (for example, one created by Max) becomes linked when you publish the page.
      • The contact is created as soon as the buyer types their email in the checkout, before paying, and is linked to the page visitor: the visits they made before buying show up in the contact history. The sale lands on the same contact through the email.

      When the page is a funnel step, the sales linked to it count in Revenue and Purchases in the funnel Analytics Mode, in the plan currency. See Which sales count in the funnel revenue. To use the block as a checkout step in the funnel, see How to use the Whop checkout as a step in my funnel.

      If it didn't work

      • The panel asks you to connect Whop: the workspace has no active Whop integration. Click Connect Whop, create the integration and come back to the editor to click Refresh.
      • It says the API key is missing a permission: the integration's API key can't read products or plans. Create a key with the Admin role on Whop and update the integration.
      • It says the API key is not valid: the key was revoked or deleted on Whop. Create a new key and update the integration.
      • It says "This plan price changed on Whop": click Update price and publish the page again so the pixel gets the current value.
      • It says "This plan is no longer for sale on Whop": the plan was archived or deleted. Pick another plan and publish again.
      • It says "We could not link sales to this page": the checkout works normally, but sales are not linked to the page. If the message names a permission, create a key with the Admin role on Whop and update the integration; then click Try again and publish the page.
      • The checkout doesn't show on the published page: a block without a plan doesn't show to the buyer. In the editor it carries the No plan selected warning; choose a Plan and publish the page again.
      • The preview in the editor doesn't load: the block says it could not load the preview. This doesn't affect the published page; check that the plan is still for sale on Whop and reload the editor.
      • I duplicated the page or the funnel (or it came from a template, pack or shared funnel): the block fixes itself.
        • If the block's Whop account belongs to your workspace, publishing the copy makes the checkout belong to this page, and its sales count in the copy's funnel. You don't need to open the page in the editor.
        • If the Whop account belongs to another workspace, the block goes back to No plan selected and the published page doesn't show the checkout. Choose your Whop account, Product and Plan and publish again. This stops anyone from selling with someone else's Whop account through a copied page.
      • The buyer paid and the funnel didn't move: check that the next stage is connected to the Purchase Approved trigger in the funnel. Payments Whop is still processing don't move the funnel from the page.