# How do I add an Express Checkout form to my landing or product page?

**Express Checkout** is a block you place on a landing page or product page that shows the customer-info form (and payment methods) right there, so people can complete an order without leaving the page.

## Steps

1. Open the page in the funnel/store builder (landing page or product page).
2. Add the **Express Checkout** block to the section where you want customers to enter their details and pay.
3. In the block's settings, set the **Button text** and, optionally, a **Button animation**.
4. Add a **Payment Methods** block inside (or right after) the Express Checkout section so the payment options you enabled in Store Settings actually appear — see [Why aren't my payment methods showing at checkout?](https://help.dropify.shop/en/checkout/checkout-experience/).
5. To send customers straight to this section from a floating/sticky button (instead of adding to cart first), set up a sticky call-to-action button pointing to the Express Checkout section.
6. If the section seems to be missing after an update, click directly on the Express Checkout area of the page/product settings — you can add or remove blocks from there, the same way on both the store and landing pages.

## Common problems

- Can't find where to edit Express Checkout on the product page anymore → click directly on the Express Checkout section itself in the page editor; it opens the same add/remove-blocks panel used on landing pages.
- Customers say the checkout form "doesn't work" → check that a **Payment Methods** block is present in the section, and that at least one payment method is both enabled in Store Settings and active for that page.
- Bundle or other sections appear in the wrong order vs. the editor → the builder's preview order should match the editor; if a section (e.g. a bundle) renders below Express Checkout when you placed it above, try re-saving the page and refreshing the preview.
- Page freezes or lags when customers scroll near this section → this is usually unrelated to the block itself; test overall page load speed and simplify heavy sections nearby.

## Related
- [Why aren't my payment methods showing at checkout?](https://help.dropify.shop/en/checkout/checkout-experience/)
