Simple payment form for Wordpress - wordpress

I'm facing some difficulties in wordpress. I don't know how to code, let's start there.
What I need is a super easy embedded payment form (name, email, credit card and paypal).
payment form screenshot (due to the reputation i can't post the image directly)
I'm actually building a simple landing page with one product only, and I need the payment form to be at the bottom of that same landing page.
All the tutorials I've been watching are teaching how to do it when you have a cart and a whole website.
I tried with multiple tutorials and plugins already but none really worked. Woocheckout is among them.
Thanks in advance!

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