Embedded payments for your sector.
Four ways software companies' customers pay: deposits and balances, monthly collections, invoices, and the counter. Each sector page shows the choreography your software already runs, and what moving your customers onto your payments is worth.
Bookings and deposits
A deposit to hold the date, staged balances, and the day itself. Your software already runs the choreography; the money runs through somebody else.
Memberships, plans and recurring collections
Monthly subs, treatment plans, term fees, storage rent. Direct Debit on the recurring side, a card for the rest, retries when a collection fails.
Rent, quotes and invoices
Four-figure deposits, staged bills and a final invoice, or rent every month. The amounts are large, the volume is yours, and the margin is not.
The counter
Where the payment ends at a card machine. For the software behind the counter, and for the business at it.
If your sector is not here.
These are the sectors we have mapped: the software running them, the way their customers pay, and how a platform's customers in each one move. Not a client list. If yours is missing, say so, and we will tell you honestly whether we understand it well enough yet to be useful.
Start with a payments review.
Thirty minutes on your platform, your product and how your customers pay today. We talk through what you want to build, what would make customers use it and where you need our help.