Add a freeform donation, tip jar, or pay-what-you-want field to any product in your Joomla ecommerce store. The customer types an amount, and it is added to the order total.
A clean, focused Joomla ecommerce option type that puts the donation ask right where it belongs, on the product page, at the moment of purchase.
No dropdowns, no preset tiers, no ceiling on generosity. Customers type exactly what they want to give, two dollars, twenty-seven fifty, three hundred. It all works.
Your store's active currency symbol appears right on the input field. Customers know exactly what they're pledging, dollar, pound, euro, whatever your store runs on.
Add the donation option to any product, such as a download, a physical product or a service.
The donation amount appears as its own labeled line in the cart summary before payment and again in the completed order record. Clean records, happy bookkeepers.
Non-numeric entries, zeros, and negative numbers are rejected before they touch the cart. Invalid inputs get a plain-English prompt. Your orders stay accurate without babysitting.
The field takes the name you give the option in the product admin. "Add a Tip." "Donate to Our Cause." "Pay What You Want." Your voice, from product page to order confirmation.
Mark the option as required for pay-what-you-want products where the base price is intentionally low. Leave it optional if you want to invite giving without ever blocking a sale.
Ships in US and UK English plus 19 more languages, including German, French, Spanish, Dutch and Japanese.
One switch in the plugin settings turns on a dedicated activity log during setup. One switch off again for production. No code editing, no config file spelunking.
Add Donation and invite customers to give when they buy.
Nonprofit Merchandise Store
A nonprofit runs a Joomla ecommerce store selling branded tees, tote bags, and mugs. They add a "Donate to the Mission" option to every product. A customer buying a $22 tee sees the field, types $10, and checks out for $32 total. The donation appears on the order labeled clearly. There is no separate donation platform or extra transaction fee, and donations are recorded on the same orders the bookkeeper already reconciles.
Digital Creator
An artisan selling digital woodworking plans on her Joomla store adds a "Leave a Tip" option to every plan. Plans are priced at $8. Customers who genuinely love the work type $5, $10, sometimes $20 in the tip field. In a month with 150 downloads, 40 customers leave tips averaging $7. That's $280 she wasn't earning before, no Patreon, no Buy Me a Coffee link to maintain, no separate payout cycle. The tip comes in on the same invoice as the plan, in the same order, with the same payment method. Simple.
Music Teacher
A music teacher sells sheet music PDFs at a suggested price of $3. She adds a "Pay What You Want" option labeled "Add more if this music helped you." Students from her mailing list regularly add $7–$15 extra. A few supporters add $50. The average transaction climbs above $9. The catalog stays clean because it's a standard product with a donation option, not a custom pricing tier or a bespoke product type requiring developer time to maintain. She didn't build anything. She installed one plugin and changed a label.
Translated into 21 languages.
Arabic Unitag
ar-AA
Chinese, Traditional
zh-TW
Danish
da-DK
Dutch
nl-NL
English (United Kingdom)
en-GB
English (United States)
en-US
Finnish
fi-FI
French
fr-FR
German
de-DE
Greek
el-GR
Hebrew
he-IL
Italian
it-IT
Japanese
ja-JP
Norwegian Bokmål
nb-NO
Polish
pl-PL
Portuguese, Brazil
pt-BR
Portuguese, Portugal
pt-PT
Russian
ru-RU
Spanish
es-ES
Swedish
sv-SE
Turkish
tr-TR
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Add a donation, tip or pay-what-you-want field to any product, and the amount the customer types goes straight onto the order.
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