Gratora is a donation and fundraising platform for WordPress. Not a form plugin\nyou then extend, and not a starting point you pay to finish. The donation form,\nthe campaign page around it, the recurring plans, the donor record, the receipt\nand the report are all here, in one plugin, on day one.<\/p>\n\n
Fields and layout are blocks, so the editor is the one you already know. No page\nbuilder and no separate form plugin.<\/p>\n\n
Take payments with your own Stripe or PayPal account, so the money goes straight\nto you. Additional fees may apply from your payment provider. Cash, check and\nbank transfer are recorded next to online donations, full and partial refunds are\nsupported, and test mode is kept out of your reporting.<\/p>\n\n
Public donation endpoints are rate limited, so a run of automated card attempts\ndoes not turn into a run of donation records.<\/p>\n\n
Accept the currencies you choose, show donors a currency switcher on the form.<\/p>\n\n
Add one block to your donation form and donors are offered the chance to add the\npayment processing fee on top of their donation, so the fee comes out of the\npayment rather than out of the donation. You set the percentage and the fixed\namount, and you decide whether it starts ticked.<\/p>\n\n
Style presets you set once and reuse across every campaign and form, with a\ncontrast check so text stays readable. Gratora is translation ready and ships a\n.pot file.<\/p>\n\n
Email, phone, address and tax ID are encrypted at rest. Consent is recorded per\ndonation, IP anonymization is on by default, and you can erase or anonymize a\ndonor on request. Gratora gives you the tools; compliance depends on how you use\nthem.<\/p>\n\n
Nothing here is contacted until you configure the feature that needs it. A fresh\ninstall talks to no one. Every request this site's server sends to one of these\nservices carries the site address and WordPress version, which WordPress puts in\nthe user agent of every outbound request.<\/p>\n\n
Stripe<\/strong> (api.stripe.com, plus js.stripe.com in the donor's browser)\nOnly with Stripe connected. Saving your keys checks them with Stripe and\nregisters this site's webhook address on your Stripe account, so Stripe can send\npayment updates back here. A donation sends the amount, currency, the donation\nreference and Gratora's ids for the donation, donor, form and campaign. The\ndonor's name and email are filled in on Stripe's payment form in their browser,\nand a recurring donation also sends them to create a Stripe customer, along with\nyour site name on the recurring product. Stripe is contacted again when you\nrefund a donation (with any note you add), when you retry a failed renewal or a\nrecurring setup, when you or a donor change, pause, resume or cancel a plan,\nwhen a donor replaces their card, when a paused plan's resume date arrives, when\nyou register this domain for Apple Pay, when a payment update from Stripe needs\ndetails looked up, and to cancel an unfinished payment that was declined\nrepeatedly or that you trash or delete. Registering for Apple Pay also has this\nsite serve the domain association file that Apple checks. Depending on what you\nenable in your Stripe account, Stripe's payment form can offer wallets such as\nApple Pay, Google Pay and Link, or send the donor to their bank to approve the\npayment. Card details go straight to Stripe and never reach this site. Their\nscript must be loaded from their domain to keep your site out of PCI scope.\nTerms: https:\/\/stripe.com\/legal\/ssa | Privacy: https:\/\/stripe.com\/privacy<\/p>\n\n PayPal<\/strong> (api-m.paypal.com, api-m.sandbox.paypal.com, plus www.paypal.com in\nthe donor's browser)\nOnly with PayPal connected. Saving your credentials exchanges them with PayPal\nfor an access token and checks the webhook id you enter. A donation sends the\namount, currency and donation reference; a recurring donation also creates a\nplan named after its amount and how often it renews. Gratora does not send the\ndonor's name or email: the donor approves the payment on PayPal, and PayPal\nsends back the payer's email address with the payment. PayPal is contacted again\nwhen you refund a donation (any note you add is shown to the donor), when you or\na donor change, pause, resume or cancel a plan (with the cancellation reason),\nwhen a donor changes how they pay, when a paused plan's resume date arrives, to\nverify each payment update PayPal sends this site and look up what it refers to,\nand to check on PayPal payments that have not settled, about once an hour and\nbefore you trash or delete one. The sandbox host is used in test mode. Their\ncheckout script carries your PayPal client id and the donation currency.\nTerms: https:\/\/www.paypal.com\/legalhub\/useragreement-full | Privacy: https:\/\/www.paypal.com\/legalhub\/privacy-full<\/p>\n\n Frankfurter<\/strong> (api.frankfurter.app, which redirects to api.frankfurter.dev, so\nallowlist both)\nRequests European Central Bank rates once a day, but only while \"Update rates\nautomatically every day\" is on and this site has money in a currency other than\nyour own: a currency you accept, a donation already recorded without a rate, or\na live recurring plan that will renew in one. Also requests them whenever you\npress \"Fetch rates now\" on Fundraising > Settings > Currency. Sends your base\ncurrency's three-letter code. The service is served through Cloudflare, which\nsees the request in transit. Frankfurter publishes no separate terms or privacy\npolicy; its FAQ covers commercial use and what it logs.\nTerms and privacy: https:\/\/frankfurter.dev\/#faq<\/p>\n\n Gravatar<\/strong> (secure.gravatar.com, in the browser of whoever views the page)\nOnly when you turn on \"Show Gravatar profile pictures\" on\nFundraising > Settings > Privacy. Donor lists in the campaign blocks (recent\ndonations, top donors, supporter wall) and on your admin donor screens then show\neach donor's Gravatar, unless the donor uploaded a picture of their own. Each\npicture is requested by the viewer's browser, which sends Gravatar a SHA-256\nhash of the donor's email address and the viewer's IP address. On public pages,\nanonymous donations and donors you have hidden never get one.\nTerms: https:\/\/wordpress.com\/tos\/ | Privacy: https:\/\/automattic.com\/privacy\/<\/p>\n\n The JavaScript and CSS in https:\/\/github.com\/gratorawp\/gratora<\/p>\n\n\n No. You connect your own Stripe or PayPal account and donations settle straight\ninto it. Additional fees may apply from your payment provider.<\/p><\/dd>\n Yes. Add the \"Cover the fees\" block to a donation form, set the percentage and\nthe fixed amount, and choose whether it starts ticked.<\/p><\/dd>\n All of it. A campaign page is an ordinary WordPress page, so you can move,\nrestyle or remove anything on it.<\/p><\/dd>\n No. Campaign pages and donation forms are built from blocks in the WordPress\neditor.<\/p><\/dd>\n Yes. Import a CSV of donors, or donors and donations together, mapping your\ncolumns to Gratora fields.<\/p><\/dd>\n Yes. Turn on test mode, run donations through your provider's sandbox, and none\nof it reaches your reporting.<\/p><\/dd>\n\n<\/dl>\n\n\nSource code<\/h3>\n\n
build\/<\/code> are compiled. The sources they are built\nfrom, and the tooling that builds them, are in the public repository:<\/p>\n\n\n
\/wp-content\/plugins\/<\/code> and activate it.<\/li>\n\n
Does Gratora take a cut of donations?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Can donors pay the processing fee for me?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Can I change how a campaign page looks?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Do I need a page builder or a separate form plugin?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Can I bring donations in from somewhere else?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Can I try it without taking real money?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
1.0.0<\/h4>\n\n
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