No store software, no plugin, no developer. Payment links turn a single URL into a working crypto checkout you can put behind a button, in an email, or in a DM. Here's how to set one up.
Not everyone selling online runs WooCommerce or WHMCS. Maybe you've got a one-page site, a link-in-bio, a Notion page, or you just want to invoice someone over email. You still want to get paid in crypto, and you really don't want to install anything to do it.
That's what payment links are for. A link is a single URL that opens a working checkout. Put it behind a button, paste it in a message, stick it in an email signature — wherever a link goes, a crypto checkout now goes.
You choose one when you create the link:
Each time someone opens the link it spins up a fresh transaction and sends them to the hosted checkout. One link handles any number of customers; you're not minting a new one per sale.
If you can edit your site's HTML, a button is one line:
<a href="https://cryptopayr.com/link/your-slug">Pay with crypto</a>
On a no-code builder — Carrd, Webflow, Notion, an email signature — just paste the link wherever links live. There's nothing to embed and no script to load.
Reach for a payment link when you don't have a cart, when the sale happens in a conversation rather than a checkout, or when you need to get paid today and don't have time to wire up a full integration. When you outgrow it and want crypto baked into a real store, the plugins and the API are waiting. Most people end up using both.
Open a free CryptoPayr account and take your first crypto payment the same day.
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