GETTING PAID

Get paid on your own site not on someone else's checkout

If getting paid means sending people somewhere else, you lose the sale you already earned. Payments, deposits, invoices and estimates belong on your own domain.
WHAT IT TAKES

The parts that matter and the ones that quietly cost you

Checkout on your domain
Customers pay on your site, under your name, not a third-party page.
Straight to your account
Card and local payment methods settling directly to you.
Estimates that become invoices
Quote the job, the customer approves online, it becomes an invoice and gets paid.
Deposits up front
Take part of the money before the work starts, not after chasing.
Only the processor rate
The standard card fee and nothing added on top of it.
Receipts handled
Confirmations and receipts sent automatically, in the right language.
HOW WE DO IT

Three steps, no cost to find out

1
Tell us what the site has to do
The jobs it must actually perform, not a list of pages.
2
We design and build it
The front of the site and the system behind it, wired together and tested.
3
You decide
See the finished site working before it goes live.
QUESTIONS

Before you ask

What is the cheapest way to take card payments?01
Take them on your own site through a standard processor and add nothing on top. The expensive setups are the ones that add a platform percentage to the card rate.
Can I send invoices and estimates from the site?02
What does it cost?03
Why would this be free?04
What does the SEO management cost?05
Do I see the site before it goes live?06
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