# Collect payments inside your funnel

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## Email content

Collect payments in your funnel

Turn high intent into revenue with native checkout

Hi John,

Every extra step costs conversions. If you send people away to pay, many won't come back. With Collect Payments, you finish the transaction right in your funnel, moving someone from lead to customer in a single flow. You can add the Payments element to any form, quiz, survey, or lead page and accept one-time or recurring payments via Stripe, PayPal, or Square.

How to get started

Getting started is straightforward: connect your payment provider in settings, add the Payments element to your funnel, then set the price, currency, and confirmation email.

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Build what you need, no code required

Regardless of what you are selling, you can now close the loop with automated email workflows built right inside involve me. From the moment a user makes a payment, your follow-up sequences kick in automatically, keeping your customers engaged while focusing on growing your business.

Example use case

Digital product upsell - the "E-book to high-ticket" upsell

Goal: To get your digital guide into your customer's hands instantly, ensure they actually dive into the content, and use that initial spark to introduce your premium services or courses.

When a user buys your e-book, the journey is just beginning. Your automated workflow ensures they have everything they need to succeed. By staying top of mind while they learn, you're the first person they think of when they’re ready for a higher level of support.

Email sequences idea

Immediate: Provide immediate access to the e-book while the user's excitement is at its peak. It confirms the purchase and gives them a quick win (like a specific page to look at) to ensure they actually open the file.

Day 3: Most people buy e-books and never read them. This email acts as a supportive nudge. By offering a helpful tip or a 5-minute task, you move them from buyer to active user, which builds the trust necessary for a larger purchase later.

Day 7: Now you introduce your high-ticket offer (consultation or course). You position it as a way to get faster, more personalised results than the DIY e-book.

Check out these examples to see what's possible with a few clicks.

Newsletter subscription

Product configurator

e-Book payment

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Pro tip: Use conditional logic with Payments to show the right offer based on different options, for example, a standard rate for digital-only access and another one for customers who prefer physical delivery.

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Enable payments

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If you need help, message us, and we will walk you through it.

Best regards,

Megan

Megan Jensen

Customer Support Manager at involve me

support@involve.me

involve.me

stereosense GmbH, Gußhausstraße 15/8, 1040, Vienna, Austria

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