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QuickBuy lets you charge a returning customer’s stored payment method with a single click. Unlike [UPSELL=] which requires an active purchase session, QuickBuy works anywhere — even if the customer last purchased days or weeks ago. This is ideal for unlocking premium features, selling add-ons, or offering upgrades to existing customers on members-area pages, course pages, or any page where the customer is already identified.

How It Works

When a customer previously purchased with a card (Stripe or NMI), their payment method is securely stored. QuickBuy retrieves that stored card and charges it directly — no checkout form, no redirects.
  1. Customer visits a page where they’re identified (via login, magic link, or prior session)
  2. Customer clicks the QuickBuy button → A confirmation modal appears showing the product, price, and their card on file (e.g. “Visa ending in 4242”)
  3. Customer confirms → Payment is charged instantly using their stored card
  4. Redirect to thank-you page → Standard purchase confirmation
QuickBuy requires the customer to be identified on the page (via ?login=email, course magic link, or an active session). If the customer is not identified or has no stored card, QuickBuy gracefully falls back to a normal checkout flow — identical to a [BUY=] link.

When to Use QuickBuy vs Other Tags

TagBest ForRequires Active Session?
[BUY=]Main sales pages, first-time purchasesNo
[UPSELL=] / [DOWNSELL=]Post-purchase upsell pages within a funnelYes — active purchase session
[QUICKBUY=]Returning customers with a stored card, outside of a funnelNo — just needs customer email in session

Gateway Support

QuickBuy’s one-click card-on-file charging is supported for:
GatewayOne-Click SupportedFallback Behavior
StripeYes
NMIYes
ClickBankNoRenders as [BUY=] link → normal checkout
BuyGoodsNoRenders as [BUY=] link → normal checkout
Digistore24NoRenders as [BUY=] link → normal checkout
PayPalNoRenders as [BUY=] link → normal checkout
Other gatewaysNoRenders as [BUY=] link → normal checkout
For unsupported gateways, [QUICKBUY=] behaves exactly like [BUY=] — it generates a normal checkout link. You can safely use the tag on any page regardless of gateway; it will always do the right thing.

Setting Up QuickBuy

Step 1: Add the Tag

Place the [QUICKBUY=] tag as the href of a button or link on your page:
<a href="[QUICKBUY=BMP-EXT-LIB]" class="btn-purchase">
  Unlock Extended Sound Library
</a>

Step 2: Ensure Customer Is Identified

The customer must have email in their session. This happens automatically when:
  • They previously purchased in the same browser session
  • They arrived via ?login=email query parameter on the page URL
  • They logged in via magic link (e.g. course access)
  • They arrived via ?cemail=email query parameter
Example: Link to a members-area page with customer identification:
https://yourdomain.com/premium-features?login=customer@example.com

Step 3: Customer Has a Stored Card

The customer must have at least one stored payment method from a previous purchase. Cards are automatically stored when a customer completes a purchase through Stripe or NMI.

Tag Syntax

Basic QuickBuy

[QUICKBUY=product_code]

With Extra Parameters

[QUICKBUY=product_code extra=campaign_data]

Use Cases

Unlock Premium Features

Offer a premium add-on to existing customers inside your members area or course platform:
<div class="premium-offer">
  <h2>Unlock the Extended Sound Library</h2>
  <p>Get 500+ additional premium sounds for your projects.</p>
  <a href="[QUICKBUY=BMP-EXT-LIB]">Unlock Now — $47</a>
</div>

Course Upgrades

Upsell course students to a higher tier directly from the course content page:
<a href="[QUICKBUY=COURSE-PRO-UPGRADE]">
  Upgrade to Pro — Includes 1-on-1 Coaching
</a>

Members-Area Add-Ons

Sell supplementary products to logged-in members:
<a href="[QUICKBUY=TEMPLATE-PACK-V2]">
  Add Template Pack V2 to Your Account — $29
</a>

Post-Purchase Email Offers

Include a QuickBuy link on a page that customers access from an email. Pass their email via the login query parameter:
https://yourdomain.com/special-offer?login={{customer_email}}
On that page, the [QUICKBUY=SPECIAL-OFFER] button will show a confirmation modal with their stored card.

Subscription Add-Ons

Sell one-time add-ons to active subscribers without interrupting their subscription:
<a href="[QUICKBUY=BONUS-TRAINING]">
  Get the Bonus Training Module — One-Time $19
</a>

Confirmation Modal

When a customer clicks a QuickBuy link, a confirmation modal appears showing:
  • Product name and total price (including tax if applicable)
  • Stored card info — card brand and last 4 digits (e.g. “Visa ending in 4242”)
  • Confirm and Cancel buttons
The customer must explicitly confirm before any charge is made. If the charge fails (e.g. expired card), the modal shows an error with the option to proceed to normal checkout instead.

Fallback Behavior

QuickBuy degrades gracefully at every level:
ScenarioWhat Happens
Gateway is not Stripe/NMITag renders as a normal [BUY=] link at page build time
Customer not identified (no email in session)Redirects to normal checkout
Customer has no stored cardRedirects to normal checkout
Stored card charge fails (expired, declined)Error shown in modal with option to go to full checkout
3D Secure required (EU cards)3DS authentication modal shown automatically, then charge completes

Redirect After Purchase

After a successful QuickBuy charge, the customer is always redirected to the thank-you / purchase page:
/purchase?c={conversion_code}&p={product_code}&b={brand_id}
QuickBuy does not use funnel routing (no next-page navigation, no funnel node IDs). It is a standalone one-off purchase that always lands on the default thank-you page for the product.

Troubleshooting

QuickBuy button goes to checkout instead of showing the modal

  • Customer not identified: Ensure the page URL includes ?login=email or the customer has an active session.
  • No stored card: The customer hasn’t purchased before with Stripe or NMI on this brand.
  • Non-supported gateway: The domain’s merchant is not Stripe or NMI. QuickBuy falls back to [BUY=] behavior.

”No stored payment method found” error

The customer’s previous purchase was with a different gateway (e.g. PayPal, Apple Pay) or the stored token has expired. They’ll need to go through normal checkout.

3D Secure popup appears

This is expected for European cards under PSD2/SCA regulations. The customer completes the bank verification, and the purchase finishes automatically.

Product not found

Verify the product code in the [QUICKBUY=] tag matches the product code in your Products list exactly.