I dont sell goods online, I sell services. So I'm wondering if SCC can be used that way, without showing people a cart? Can it be set up just to say "Prepay Now", for example, and with a pull-down menu listing of my various services and fees offered?

See the existing one at http://www.coloradoprocessservers.net to see what I mean. ( but I've been wanting to dump Paypal, which is a pain, and go to Authorize instead )

Our software is designed to sell a product for a set price. The product however can be a tangible or intangible one, but the price must be fixed.

You could do something like this. Setup a product/service that is like "1 hour personal training service" and set a price of $50. You can then let you user select that and change the quantity, so they could purchase 2 of them, for a total of $100.

Hope that makes sense

Well my main issue is that I dont want a cart to be there, it just seems hokey when selling a professional service. So can it be done without a cart graphic and without having a cart? Just have a button that says "Prepay" or "Pay for service(s)" and have the drop down menu like I do now?

I'm basically just in need of something that will do the code for me and interface into the Authorize system.

From what you are describing, you really do not need a shopping cart at all. I would suggest just making a Website and use our Form Builder software for your order system. That may work better for you.

Cool, thanks Scott! I think I even have it here - Coffeecup Web Form Builder?

Just never tried it yet. Got it as part of a bundle from you guys.

The part I'm finding hard, is getting the code to my site, that I need for that Authorize.net payment system, so I can get rid of Paypal, it's a pain and is making me look bad.

Will Coffeecup Web Form Builder do that for me?

You'll be a hero!

Melissa,

Do you have the code for an Authorize.net button? (I never used it, so I don't know if button code exists.)

If so, use the form builder to create your form. While building the form, instead of using the default thankyou page, use a custom page and have it point to the page with the payment button.

Does that sound like it would work for you?