How to Add Payment Option in Google Form

Last Updated: 21 February 2026

By: Matt Hayes

Need to accept payments in Google Forms but aren’t sure where to start? Although Google Forms has no built‑in checkout, you can still turn any survey or order form into a secure payment gateway.

In this tutorial, you’ll learn three quick methods—link redirects, QR codes, and the Payable Forms add‑on—to collect money via PayPal, Stripe, Google Pay, and more.

Follow the steps below to turn Google Forms into a revenue‑ready tool in minutes.

Methods:

1. Redirecting to a Payment Website

2. Collect Payments via Peer-to-Peer Payment Platforms

3. Integrating Google Workspace Add-ons

Method 1: Redirecting to a Payment Website

Redirecting users to a payment website is a straightforward solution that allows you to collect payments through platforms like PayPal, Google Pay, or any other online payment service. Follow these steps to set it up:

1. Create Your Google Form

Start by creating a new Google Form or open an existing one.

Add the questions and fields required for your form.

2. Go to Form Settings

Click on the ‘settings’ tab at the top of the form.

red arrow pointing to ‘Settings’ tab

3. Go to the ‘Presentation’ tab

In the settings menu, go to the ‘Presentation’ tab.red arrow pointing to dropdown arrow after the ‘Presentation’ tab

4. Edit the "Confirmation message"

Find the "Confirmation message" field and click ‘Edit’.red arrow pointing to ‘Edit’ after the "Confirmation message"

Enter a message that includes the payment link.red rectangle highlights “Confirmation message” field

Example: "Thank you for submitting your form. Please complete your payment using the following link: [Payment Link].”

6. Click ‘Save’ to apply the changes.

First, Click ‘Save’ to apply the changes.

red arrow pointing to ‘Save’ after the "Confirmation message"

This is how it will look like to your respondents after they submit the form. And they can pay you via the link in the confirmation message.

 google form after submission

Method 2: Collect Payments via Peer-to-Peer Payment Platforms

Using peer-to-peer payment platforms like PayPal, Venmo, or Google Pay is another effective method. This approach involves using QR codes that users can scan to make payments directly from their mobile devices.

1. Use a QR Code Generator to Create a QR Code

Use a QR code generator to create a code linked to your payment platform. You can search on google, there are many free QR code generators you can find.

Open one of them.

 free QR code generator

Click on the URL and paste your payment link.

red arrow pointing to ‘URL’ and the payment link in QR code generator

QR code will appear on the right side of your screen. Click on “Download” and save it on your computer.

red arrow pointing to ‘Download’ option in QR code generator

2. Add QR Code to Google Form

We wrote this detailed guide: Kindly check this guide for this step. Once you add the QR code in your Google Form, it will work as a payment option for your respondents.

Method 3: Integrating Google Workspace Add-ons

For a more seamless and integrated solution, consider using Google Workspace add-ons. These add-ons can connect directly to your Google Form and process payments through various payment gateways.

1. Click on the Three-Dot Menu

Open your Google Form and click on the three-dot menu in the upper-right corner.

red arrow pointing to three-dot menu

2. Select "Get add-ons"

A dropdown menu will appear. Select "Get add-ons" from the menu.

red arrow pointing to "Get add-ons"

3. Search for Payment Add-ons

In the marketplace, search for payment-related add-ons such as "Payable Forms".

red rectangle highlights search bar in “Google Workspace Marketplace”

Now, click on it.

red arrow pointing to a app in the “Google Workspace Marketplace”

4. Configure the Add-on

Now click on ‘Install’ to install it.

red arrow pointing to ‘Install’ button of a form payment app

It is installed now.

a form payment app after add on google form

Connect your preferred payment provider (e.g., PayPal, Stripe, Square).

5. Click ‘Send’ and Share Your Form

Share your form with respondents by clicking on the ‘Send’ button.

 red arrow pointing to ‘Send’ button of google form

Track payments and responses through the Google Form and the add-on’s dashboard.

Adding payment options to Google Forms can significantly enhance its utility for businesses and individuals alike.

By redirecting to payment websites, using peer-to-peer payment platforms, or integrating with Google Workspace add-ons, you can efficiently collect payments and manage transactions.

Each method has its benefits, so choose the one that best fits your needs.