I picked up WPSmartPay because I wanted a simple way to accept payments on WordPress without having to install and maintain a full WooCommerce setup.

So far, I’m really impressed with how straightforward it is. The form builder is easy to work with, and setting up payment forms doesn’t feel unnecessarily complicated. I also like that it supports both one-time payments and subscriptions, which makes it useful for selling services, digital products, memberships, or even collecting donations.

The biggest advantage for me is that it stays focused on payments. If you don't need products, inventory, shipping, a shopping cart, and all the other overhead that comes with WooCommerce, WPSmartPay makes much more sense.

The dashboard is also nicely organized, and having customers, payments, invoices, subscriptions, and reporting in one place is a big plus.

I’m still exploring some of the more advanced features, so I’d like to see even more integrations and customization options added over time. But considering the AppSumo lifetime deal, I think this is a very solid product with a lot of potential.

Overall, definitely worth checking out.