Payment Methods
Show the payment methods your store accepts before shoppers reach the checkout. Payment Methods adds recognizable payment icons to your site, so visitors see at a glance that they can pay the way they prefer and that your store is a secure, professional place to buy. A set of 55 payment icons is included. Pick a colored or black-and-white template, in a small or regular size, so the icons fit a sleek, minimalist design as well as a vibrant, colorful brand. A "We accept" title sits with the icons, and you can hide it when the icons speak for themselves. If a payment method you accept is not in the set, change an icon and its text to show your own. Place the payment icons directly under the Add to Cart button on your product pages, right when a shopper decides whether to buy. You can also show them on Events pages and on Bookings service pages, so the same reassurance follows visitors wherever they pay. Made for online stores, service providers and event organizers who want a site that looks reliable at every step of the customer journey.
Logo Strip
Logo Strip adds a clean "Trusted by", "As seen in" or "Our partners" row to your site. Paste the web address of each logo image, add the company name as alt text and, if you like, a link. Choose a calm static grid or a smooth scrolling strip. The strip pauses when a visitor hovers or tabs onto it, has a visible Pause button, does not scroll when your logos already fit, and stays still for visitors who asked their device for reduced motion. Logos can show in gray and turn to full color on hover. Set the heading, logo height, spacing, scroll speed and direction and colors, and choose where it appears: the end of the page, inside an element you name, or only on chosen pages. Images load only when the strip is near the screen, a broken image falls back to its alt text, and logo clicks can be sent to Google Analytics or Tag Manager if your site has them. No account, no watermark, room for about 170 typical logos. Honest limits: the app does not host images, so you need a public image address for every logo (your own media library works). It displays only what you enter. You are responsible for having the right to show each logo and to claim each relationship.
