FeaturesGet paid
Send the invoice. Get paid. Stop chasing.
Bill from the job, take payment the way the customer prefers and let reminders follow up for you.
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Everything in Get paid
From job done to money in the bank. Headline features are highlighted.
Text-to-pay links
Text a payment link and get paid from the customer's phone. Nobody reads card numbers out over the phone.
Invoices from the jobEarly access
Bill from the same record that holds the work, including after each visit. On a multi-visit job you don't have to wait until the end to bill.
Tap to pay on siteEarly access
Take a contactless card payment on your phone at the job, with Stripe or Square. You leave the job paid instead of sending an invoice later.
Customer financingEarly access
Offer pay-over-time options on bigger jobs, depending on your payment provider. A big repair or install becomes easier to say yes to.
Payment plans
Split larger jobs into partial payments or a payment schedule. Agree the plan up front, then bill against it.
Card on file and autopay
Charge a saved card automatically for repeat work. It pairs well with recurring invoices.
Recurring invoices
Bill maintenance customers on a schedule you set. Add card on file and the payment happens on its own.
Automatic payment reminders
Unpaid invoices get reminders by text and email without you chasing. You choose when they go out.
Optional late fees
Add a late fee to overdue invoices if you choose. Nothing is added unless you turn it on.
Job billing at a glanceEarly access
See what's invoiced, paid and outstanding on each job. You know which jobs still owe you money.
QuickBooks Online and Xero sync
Invoices and payments flow to your accounting software. Your bookkeeper works from the same numbers.
From finished repair to paid invoice.
Northline Plumbing is a sample business. The names are made up.
- STEP 01
Bill from the job.
Dana finishes the repair and the office creates the invoice from the job, with the work already on it.
- STEP 02
Text to pay.
Priya gets a payment link by text and pays from her phone.
- STEP 03
Or pay on site.
With tap to pay, Dana can take a contactless card payment on the spot instead.
- STEP 04
If it's late.
Automatic reminders go out by text and email. You can add a late fee if you choose.
- STEP 05
The books stay in sync.
The invoice and payment flow to QuickBooks Online, so nobody types them in twice.
Straight answers.
If your question isn't here, ask me on the demo.
Which payment providers can I use?
Most customers use Stripe. Square, PayPal, Authorize.net, NMI and other providers can be connected too.
Do you mark up payment fees?
No. Payment processing fees are charged by your payment provider.
Does it work with QuickBooks Desktop?
No. QuickBooks Online and Xero are supported. QuickBooks Desktop is not.
Can I bill maintenance customers?
Yes. Recurring invoices bill on a schedule you set, and card on file can collect automatically. RevGrow doesn't include a maintenance plan module that books the visits for you.
Can customers pay over time?
Yes. Payment plans split a larger job into partial payments. Customer financing is in early access and depends on your payment provider.
See it set up for your business.
Bring the way you work today. I'll show you how RevGrow handles it, and tell you plainly where it doesn't.