How to customize the order form (Express Checkout) on a landing page
The order form is the Express Checkout block. Click it in the builder to open its settings, where you can add, remove, relabel, or translate its fields (name, phone, city, address).
Steps
- In the landing page builder, click directly on the Express Checkout / order form section to select it.
- Click the +/- icon that appears below it to open the elements panel, and add or remove input fields.
- To relabel or translate a field (e.g. into French), click that specific field, open the Settings tab in the side panel, and edit its Label and Placeholder text.
- To add a full customer-info form to a page that doesn't have one, add the Express Checkout block from the block panel the same way you add any other section.
- Save, then check the published link on both desktop and mobile — the order form's position and visibility can differ between the editor and the live mobile layout.
Common problems
- Order/checkout button doesn't take customers to the formmake sure the button's link is set to
#buynow(or whatever your checkout anchor is) rather than left blank or pointed elsewhere. - Phone field defaults to the wrong country codeby default the code is guessed from the visitor's location. To fix it to one country regardless of visitor location, click the phone/country field, open its Settings, and set a Default country code — this overrides the automatic detection.
- Want to remove one specific element from the end of the checkout flow (e.g. a contact/call-time field)click that exact element and remove it individually rather than the whole form.
- Order form shows in the wrong position on the live page (e.g. shifted to the middle instead of the bottom), or is missing on mobileswitch to mobile edit mode when arranging sections, since desktop and mobile layouts are edited/rendered separately; if it still doesn't match after resaving, contact support with the landing page link.
- Want to translate checkout labelsedit each field's Label/Placeholder individually as in step 3; there's no single one-click language switch for the order form.