The Problem
Checks get lost, cash gets forgotten, and "I will pay you Friday" turns into three reminder calls.
How Sitefold Handles It
Connect your own Stripe account and every invoice gets a Pay now button. Customers pay by card, or by bank if you allow it, and the payment is recorded on the invoice for you. Set a deposit percentage and it is collected the moment a quote is approved.
What It Replaces
Waiting on checks, trips to the bank, and chasing deposits before you order materials.
How It Works
- Connect Stripe
Sign in to Stripe or open an account, or try it first with a Stripe test account. Stripe checks your identity and bank before the first payout.
- Set your rules
Choose a deposit percentage for approved quotes and whether to accept bank payments.
- Get paid
Payments land on the invoice and the job moves along. Stripe pays out to your bank.
What You Get
- Pay now on every invoice, by card
- Bank payments (ACH) once Stripe approves them and you turn them on
- Send yourself a test payment first: a $1.00 test invoice to you, paid on the real pay page with a test card, so no real money moves
- A deposit collected when a quote is approved
- Payment stages for bigger jobs
- Payments and refunds in one list, with payouts a tap away in Stripe
- Your own Stripe account, so Sitefold never holds your money
Questions
Do you hold my money?
No. Payments go to your own Stripe account, and Stripe pays out to your bank.
My customers already pay through QuickBooks. Do I need this?
No. Skip online payments and keep things as they are. Invoices still sync to QuickBooks and customers pay there.
Can I try it before real money moves?
Yes. Try it first connects a Stripe test account, and Send yourself a test payment opens the real pay page for a $1.00 invoice to you. Pay it with a test card, then Go live switches you to real payments.
Can customers pay a deposit?
Yes. Set a deposit percentage and customers pay it when they approve the quote. Bigger jobs can be split into stages too.
See it with your business in it
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