Give Paypal Pro Gateway 1.3.0
Wordpress Plugins Give 4.8 (895 reviews)
Give PayPal Pro Gateway is a WordPress plugin built by the Give team, the same developers behind the Give donation plugin. It links your Give-powered donation forms to PayPal, enabling contributions to be processed directly on your website. Instead of sending donors to a separate PayPal page to complete a transaction, the gateway keeps them in the donation flow they started. That means a supporter fills out your form, enters payment details, and finishes the gift without any confusing redirects. For nonprofit organizations running on WordPress, this is a practical way to add PayPal as a payment method while centralizing donation data inside the Give dashboard. The plugin is designed to work as an extension of Give, so it fits naturally into the form and reporting system you may already have set up. You don't need to build any custom code or maintain a separate payment page to get it working.
Setup is straightforward, which matters when you just want donations working quickly. The plugin can be configured in a matter of minutes, according to the developer's description. This setup is designed for site owners who do not want to spend hours on configuration. Once installed, you connect it to your PayPal Pro account and choose it as a payment gateway in your Give settings. Donors are not required to have a PayPal account of their own. They can pay with a credit card, debit card, or PayPal balance through the hosted checkout environment that PayPal Pro provides. This removes a common barrier for people who do not use PayPal regularly. Your existing Give donation forms can use the gateway without major changes, so the donation experience remains familiar to repeat supporters. While the plugin handles the technical connection between Give and PayPal, you stay in control of the form fields, suggested donation amounts, and thank-you messaging already present in your Give setup.
For organizations that rely on recurring donations, this gateway supports Give's Recurring Donations add-on. That means supporters can choose to give monthly or on another recurring schedule, and the plugin will work with the add-on to process those payments through PayPal Pro. Recurring giving is a major part of sustaining a nonprofit's cash flow, and having this option available through the same gateway simplifies your payment setup. You do not need a separate system to handle the repeated billing. The gateway integrates with the add-on, so your donor's payment details are used for the initial gift and subsequent charges. This saves administrative time and reduces the chance of a recurring donation lapsing because a supporter has to re-enter their information. If your site already runs Give and the Recurring Donations add-on, adding PayPal Pro Gateway gives you another way to encourage ongoing support while keeping everything stored in the same donation records you already use.
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Many WordPress users pick Give specifically because it offers a full fundraising toolkit, and payment gateways are a key part of that. This PayPal Pro Gateway plugin fills the gap between your Give forms and PayPal's processing service. It is distributed as a single installable WordPress plugin, so you can add it to your site just like any other plugin file. The developer's description notes that the package is the exact zip file you would receive from the original author, meaning you are getting the same software intended for Give users. You will need a PayPal Pro account to accept payments, since that is the service this gateway connects to. You download the plugin, upload it through the WordPress admin panel, activate it, and connect it to your PayPal credentials. From there, your donation forms are ready to accept PayPal and card payments in a way that keeps donors on your site and simplifies your reporting.
- Item type
- plugin
- Category
- Wordpress Plugins
- Version
- 1.2.2
- Availability
- In stock
- Delivery
- Digital
- Last updated
- August 9, 2026
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