Can Webflow integrate with Square for e-commerce, since Webflow e-commerce only supports Stripe?
TL;DR
- Webflow only supports Stripe and partially PayPal; to use Square, embed Square checkout links, integrate third-party tools like Foxy or Ecwid, or build custom Zapier/Make workflows.
- Alternatively, use a platform that natively supports Square and link it to your Webflow site.
Webflow does not natively support Square for e-commerce integration, as it currently only supports Stripe for payment processing within its built-in e-commerce platform.
1. Understand Webflow’s Native Limitations
- Webflow’s e-commerce platform only offers direct integration with Stripe and PayPal (for some transactions).
- Square is not a supported payment gateway, so it cannot be connected directly for checkout or transactional flows.
2. Alternative Methods to Use Square with Webflow
To use Square with a Webflow site, you’ll need to use workarounds or third-party tools:
- Embed a Square Checkout link or button:
- You can create a checkout link in your Square dashboard and embed that as a button or link on your Webflow site.
- Limited customization and not a true integrated experience.
- Use a third-party e-commerce tool that supports Square:
- Platforms like Foxy.io, Ecwid, or Shopify Buy Button can integrate with Webflow via embed codes.
- Then use Square as the payment gateway within those tools (if supported).
- For example, Foxy supports Square via its payment gateway settings and can run inside Webflow via embedded form elements.
- Custom API or Zapier workflows:
- Use a tool like Zapier or Make (formerly Integromat) to connect Webflow’s form submissions to Square for manual charge processing.
- This method is suitable only for simple or non-standard e-commerce workflows, not for full cart/checkout logic.
3. Consider Migrating to a System that Natively Supports Square
- If Square is a must-have for your business, consider using e-commerce platforms designed to integrate with Square, such as:
- Weebly (owned by Square)
- BigCommerce
- Ecwid
- Use Webflow as a marketing site, and then link to the store hosted on these platforms using custom domains or subdomains.
Summary
Webflow’s built-in e-commerce only works with Stripe (and optionally PayPal). To use Square, you'll need to embed checkout links, use third-party integrations like Foxy, or build custom workflows. There is no native Square integration in Webflow as of now.