Take orders on the website you already have
Plug's order button puts a way to order on the website you already have. On Canva Sites it is a PNG you upload and link to your order page; on Squarespace, Webflow, or WordPress it is one line of HTML. A brand taps it, fills in your order form, and the deal lands in your Plug pipeline.
Flat monthly price · zero per-deal fees · keep 100%
Works on Canva Sites
Canva can't run embed code — so this is an image with a link on it. Download the PNG, upload it, attach your order link. Live in two minutes.
A real order, not a DM
The button opens your actual order form. Brief, budget, and the brand's email — captured up front, no “what's your rate?” thread.
Always current
The button image is generated live. Rename a service or change your theme and every button you've placed updates itself — no re-uploading.
Your site, plus one button
These aren't mockups — the buttons below are rendered by the same code that generates your PNG. Three styles, in Plug purple or your storefront color.
Maya Rivera
UGC creator · beauty & skincare
Her site, exactly as she built it — the button is the only change.
How do I add an order button to my Canva site?
No code, no embed, no rebuild.
Pick what it sells
One service — “Order a UGC video” — or your full order menu with “Work with me.”
Grab your button
Download the PNG for Canva, or copy one line of HTML for Squarespace, Webflow, and WordPress.
Link it
On Canva: upload the image, select it, press Ctrl+K, paste your order link, republish.
Orders flow in
Every tap lands on your order form; every order lands in your pipeline with the email thread and invoice path ready.
Why use an order button instead of “DM me for rates”?
What changes when your portfolio can actually take the order.
Questions, answered
Does this work on Canva Sites?
Yes — that's the flagship use. Canva Sites can't run HTML or scripts, so the button is a PNG you upload with your order link attached (select the image, press Ctrl+K or ⌘K, paste, republish). The download and the link are both in your button maker.
What about Squarespace, Webflow, or WordPress?
Use the HTML snippet instead: one copy-paste into a code or embed block on Squarespace, Webflow, or WordPress. It is a plain image wrapped in a link to your order page, so it survives every builder's sanitizer, needs no scripts, and loads as fast as any other image on the site.
Where do the orders go?
Straight into your Plug pipeline, identical to an order placed on your storefront: same order form, same per-deal email thread with the brand, same invoice path. Your site is just a new front door.
What if I stop offering that service?
The button degrades gracefully — it re-renders as a generic “Work with me” button and its link falls back to your live order menu. A button on your site never turns into a broken image or a dead page.
Can it match my site's colors?
The button ships in Plug purple on every plan, in solid, dark, and light styles, so it sits cleanly on most backgrounds. On the paid Full Access plan it can also take your storefront theme's accent color, which keeps the button on your website matching the storefront it opens.
Put a button on your site today
Start free — your button, your link, and the Canva walkthrough are in settings.