Bank transfer friction
They have to find the invoice, open the banking app and key in the BSB. Half of them do it next week.
Payments
Chasing invoices is unpaid work. Connect a payment gateway to your CRM and customers can pay a deposit at booking and settle the invoice with a tap — before you have left the driveway.
Included from the Growth plan
Melbourne-based, on the ground across the south-east and northern suburbs, with support in Canberra and remote setup Australia-wide.
What customers actually search for
Australian small businesses routinely wait a month or more to be paid. The single biggest lever on that number is removing every step between "here is the invoice" and "here is the money" — which is exactly what a gateway inside your CRM does.
The problem
They have to find the invoice, open the banking app and key in the BSB. Half of them do it next week.
Jobs booked with nothing down are the jobs that get cancelled the morning of.
Matching bank deposits to invoices by hand every Sunday night.
Losing bigger jobs because the customer wanted to put it on a card.
What you get
We walk you through creating and verifying your Stripe, Square or PayPal account — you own it, we never hold your money.
Payment links generated automatically on quotes, invoices and bookings.
Take a fixed amount or a percentage when the customer books, so the slot is committed.
Invoices go out with a payment button. Card, Apple Pay and Google Pay in a couple of taps.
The customer gets a receipt immediately and the CRM marks the job as paid.
Payments exported in a format your bookkeeper or Xero/MYOB can reconcile without manual matching.
We are not locked to a provider and we do not take a cut. We set up whichever fits how you take payment, and the merchant fees are between you and them.
| Stripe | Square | PayPal | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Online invoices and deposits | Businesses that also take payment on site | Customers who prefer PayPal balances |
| Card reader on site | Via partner hardware | Yes — first-class | Yes |
| Typical domestic card fee | About 1.7% + 30c | About 1.6% + 30c | About 2.6% + 30c |
| Payout timing | Usually 2 business days | Usually next business day | Usually 1–3 business days |
| Recurring / plans | Strongest | Yes | Yes |
Fees shown are indicative published rates for Australian domestic cards at the time of writing and change — confirm current pricing with the provider. We help you compare, then set it up.
How it works
We compare Stripe, Square and PayPal against how and where you take payment.
We guide you through signup, ABN verification and bank account connection.
Gateway wired into your CRM, deposit rules set, surcharging configured if you use it.
We run a live test payment and refund it, so you have seen the whole flow before a customer does.
Where we work
We are based in Melbourne and work on the ground across the city's south-eastern and northern suburbs. We support businesses in Canberra, and we set up trade businesses remotely right across Australia — same build, same price, same week.
FAQ
No, never. The account is yours and the money goes directly to your bank. You pay the provider's standard merchant fees; we charge nothing on top.
Surcharging is legal in Australia provided it does not exceed your actual cost of acceptance and is disclosed before payment. We can configure it — check the current RBA and ACCC guidance for your situation.
It depends on the provider — typically next business day with Square and around two business days with Stripe. Payout timing is set by them, not by us.
Card details never touch your website or our systems — they go straight to the gateway, which handles PCI compliance. That is precisely why we use one.
Yes. A deposit at booking and the balance on completion is the most common setup, and it is the one we recommend.
Payment gateway setup is included from the Growth plan ($250 setup, $79/month), alongside CRM and online booking.
Payment Gateway Setup is included from the Growth plan. Tell us about your business and we will come back within one business day.