Add your button anywhere

1. 1In your WorthIt dashboard, copy the HTML button for your page or a specific piece of work.
2. 2In the WordPress editor, add a block and search for “Custom HTML”.
3. 3Paste the snippet into the block. Use “Preview” to see the button.

Works on WordPress.com (plans with the block editor) and every self-hosted WordPress site. The button is plain HTML, with no plugin or JavaScript needed.

1. 1Copy the HTML button from your dashboard.
2. 2Add your builder's code element: “Code” block (Squarespace), “Embed” element (Webflow), “HTML” card (Ghost).
3. 3Paste the snippet and publish.

1. 1Copy the direct link from your dashboard.
2. 2In the Wix editor, add a “Button” element and set its link to your WorthIt URL.
3. 3Style the button however you like; the link does the work.

Wix's “Embed HTML” element puts code in an isolated frame, so its native Button with your link is the cleaner route. The HTML snippet also works there if you prefer it, opening WorthIt in a new tab.

1. 1Copy the direct link from your dashboard.
2. 2In the Substack editor, add a “Button” from the insert menu.
3. 3Set the button text to something like “WorthIt? Pay what it was worth” and paste your link as the URL.

Substack removes custom HTML, so paste the link into their own button. It looks native to your newsletter and works exactly the same.

1. 1On a paid beehiiv plan: add an “HTML” block and paste the Newsletter snippet from your dashboard.
2. 2On the free plan: add beehiiv's “Button” block instead and paste your direct link as the URL.

beehiiv only offers HTML blocks on paid plans, but the native Button with your direct link works on every plan.

1. 1Copy the Newsletter snippet. It's built the old-school way email clients require, so it renders correctly in Gmail and Outlook.
2. 2Add your tool's code block: “Code” content block (Mailchimp), “HTML” block (Kit).
3. 3Paste the snippet and send yourself a test email to check it.

1. 1Copy the direct link.
2. 2Paste it into your video description, podcast show notes, or add it as a row in Linktree or your bio page.
3. 3Give it a label that invites the question, like “Was this worth something? Pay what you think.”

1. 1Copy the Markdown snippet from your dashboard.
2. 2Paste it into your README, docs page, or post.

Perfect for free tools and open-source projects: the people who saved an afternoon can say thanks in seconds.

1. 1Download the QR code. It's a high-resolution PNG that stays sharp in print.
2. 2Put it on the last slide of a talk, a poster, packaging, or a video end-card.
3. 3Anyone who scans it lands straight on your payment page.

What supporters see

Yours encodes your own page (this one points at the WorthIt homepage).