Put a Pay now button on every invoice
Your client opens the invoice from a link and pays by card or SEPA Direct Debit through Stripe. The payment records itself on the invoice. Part of Pro.
- Part of Pro
- At Stripe's fee, no surcharge
- Records itself
From the link to the money, no bank transfer
Connect Stripe once
Connect your Stripe account in Settings. As soon as Stripe is ready, every invoice gets its button.
Paid on Stripe's page
A tap on Pay leads to Stripe's secure page, then your client lands back on the invoice. No Spoonbill account needed.
Paid, without you doing a thing
The payment sits on the invoice, the invoice shows Paid, and open reminders stop.
A button with Pro, bank details without
Without card payment, everything stays as your client knows it.
Bank details on the invoice
Your client transfers as usual. You record the payment when it arrives.
Pay in one click
The button sits above the amount. The payment records itself, a refund too.
What card payment does
Card through Stripe
Your client pays on Stripe's page, not on ours.
Records itself
The payment lands on the right invoice, with date and amount.
Refunds in the history
A refund or chargeback sits on the invoice, just like the payment.
A notification on the iPhone
When the money is in, you are the first to know.
Payouts at Stripe
You manage payouts and payment methods in your Stripe Dashboard.
Switch it off any time
Without the button, your client sees only the bank details again.
Questions
What does card payment cost?
It is part of Pro. Stripe keeps its own fee on each payment; Spoonbill adds nothing on top.
Does my client need an account?
No. They open the invoice from the link, tap Pay and pay on Stripe's page.
Which payment methods does my client see?
You choose the payment methods in your Stripe Dashboard. Spoonbill shows the button, Stripe does the rest.
Do I have to record the payment myself?
No. As soon as Stripe confirms the payment, it is on the invoice and the invoice is paid.
Get paid before you have to ask.
Connect Stripe once — every invoice brings its button.