forms.app adds Authorize.net for in-form payments

forms.app now lets users connect an Authorize.net account and collect card payments directly inside online forms, with no commission from forms.app. The update expands payment options for sellers, fundraisers and teams that want a faster checkout flow without leaving the form.

Why it matters: - forms.app users can now collect card payments through their forms using Authorize.net. - The integration gives businesses a way to keep the payment flow inside the form instead of sending respondents to a separate checkout. - forms.app takes no commission from collected payments on any plan, including the free plan.

What happened: - forms.app added support for Authorize.net as a payment method for its online form builder. - Users who already process cards through Authorize.net can connect their account to a form in minutes. - The company launched the update from London on Sept. 8, 2026. - forms.app says users can start taking payments without changing gateways, moving money around or paying a cut.

The details: - The payment options available through forms.app now include Stripe, PayPal, pay on delivery, bank transfer and Authorize.net. - Connecting Authorize.net requires three steps: add a payment field, select Authorize.net, then name the account and paste the required keys from Authorize.net. - A green indicator shows when the connection is live. - Form owners can test the setup before going live. - Setup instructions are available in forms.app’s help center article on accepting payments via Authorize.net. - forms.app says users pay only the fees charged by their payment gateway. - That no-commission model has applied since forms.app first introduced payment collection. - The payment tools can support product listings, custom PDF generation, order flows, donation pages, registration checkouts and service bookings with deposits. - forms.app says these workflows can be built with no code.

Between the lines: - The update pushes forms.app further beyond basic form collection and deeper into transaction workflows. - Adding another widely used card processor may help teams choose forms.app based on their existing payment setup rather than switching systems. - The no-commission pitch is a clear differentiator for users sensitive to platform fees.

What’s next: - forms.app users can connect Authorize.net accounts and begin testing the payment flow immediately. - The company is positioning its form builder as a broader checkout and order-collection tool as more payment options are added.

The bottom line: - forms.app is betting that in-form payments, low-friction setup and no platform commission will make its forms more useful for selling, collecting deposits and taking donations.