
Local Pay for WordPress — LiqPay, monobank, Tpay, Przelewy24 and Viva with no WooCommerce
Payment forms and donations in WordPress with no WooCommerce: five local services, a block and shortcode, a status page and a payment list. Pro adds bookings, Contact Form 7, GiveWP, refunds, a background check and CSV.
- Compatibility
- WordPress 6.2+ · PHP 7.4+ · languages: English, Ukrainian, Russian, Polish, Greek
- Licence
- a site + a staging copy, annual
- Trial
- 7 days, no card, one per site
- Updated
- November 2026
What Free has,
and what Pro adds
The free version works with no time limit. Pro adds the rest of the features in the table.
Key points
What the visitor sees
The payer fills in the form, goes to the service page and returns to a status page.
What the admin gets
You create a form, set the amount and service and add a shortcode or block. The payment screen shows history and a button to ask the service.
How much it costs
The base version is free. Pro costs 990 UAH for a one-year licence. A year of updates, technical support and all Pro features.

The trial starts when you ask
A fresh install is the free version, nothing switches on by itself. The “Try Pro for 7 days” button → e-mail → the key right in the window and by e-mail.

One key — a site and a staging copy
Moving the site? Unlink the licence on the old domain and activate it on the new one yourself. A staging copy (staging., dev.) works with the same key and does not take a site slot. For studios — keys for 5 or 25 sites, or unlimited.
Technical requirements
WordPress 6.2+, PHP 7.4+.
An account with the chosen service.
Version history
Five services, forms, status.
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Full module description
Local Pay takes payments on a WordPress site with no WooCommerce: a form, a donation or a booking through LiqPay, monobank, Tpay, Przelewy24 or Viva.com.
What the visitor sees
The payer fills in the form, goes to the service page and returns to a status page. Waiting updates by itself, and a failure offers a retry.
What the admin gets
You create a form, set the amount and service and add a shortcode or block. The payment screen shows history and a button to ask the service. The price comes from the form settings, not from the browser.
How it works, step by step
- You connect a service.
- You create a form.
- The payer enters details and pays.
- The service notifies the site.
- The payment and receipt appear by themselves.
Under the hood
- Settlement runs in one place under a lock.
- Keys are stored encrypted.
- There is a rate limit and a honeypot.
How to install
- Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin: pick the zip and activate.
- Local Pay → Settings: switch on a service and test mode.
- Local Pay → Payment forms: create a form and add it to a page.
- For Pro: paste the key or start the 7-day trial.
The module is not on wordpress.org yet: the free version and Pro are one archive from this page. Without a key it works as the free version.
Questions
about the module
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Is WooCommerce needed?
No.
Which services were checked live?
Only Tpay.
Are bookings included?
Yes, in Pro: schedule, days off, capacity.
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