# Testing Purchases

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In this article we'll go over how you can test your funnel and products when using the PayPal Plugin!

There are actually 3 ways that we have found to do it, and we'll explain all 3 below.

1. Test with a low amount (recommended)
2. Test without paying
3. Test with PayPal Sandbox accounts

### 1. Testing With A Low Amount

This is the simplest method that allows you to easily test the functionality of your funnel pages. Here's how to do it:

* Change the price of your product on PayPal to something as low as $.01.&#x20;
* Don't change the price of the product anywhere on your funnel.
* Create or use a separate PayPal account than the one connected to your funnel, and go through the funnel as a customer!
* You'll only have to send $.01 from one PayPal account to your business one, but you'll get to go through the whole funnel as your customer sees it!

### 2. Testing Without Paying

If you don't want to test with paying then you can follow the steps below. This process is not the natural process that a customer would go through, and so this is not our top method.

* Go to your desired order form, and click on the button to complete order.
* Once you get taken to PayPal checkout DO NOT pay.
* Go to the OTO page you want to test (**on the same browser**), and load it in your browser.
* Click the Yes link or button or whatever button you have.
* If you're taken to the correct PayPal OTO checkout, then it’s working all fine!

### 3. Testing With PayPal Sandbox Accounts

PayPal's official method for testing requires you to create Sandbox accounts, and unfortunately it is a much longer process and isn't actually available to everyone. If this is the route you want to take though, follow the steps below.

* Go to [sandbox.paypal.com ](https://sandbox.paypal.com/)
* Create two PayPal sandbox accounts (one for business (recipient) and one for paying).
* &#x20;Change the Paypal Business ID/Email under Funnel Settings to the new sandbox one.
* Use those two accounts to test as if they are real accounts, they won’t charge you anything.