Payments for firms that invoice, not ring up.
Law offices, accountants, consultants, medical and dental offices, insurance agencies, and studios. Invoices with a pay button, recurring billing, card on file, and a virtual terminal for the phone.
What professional services owners tell us on the first call
Chasing invoices
Invoices with a pay link, automatic reminders, and recurring billing for retainers and plans.
Taking a card over the phone
A virtual terminal with card on file, so the front desk can charge without a device.
Trust accounting and compliance
Deposits routed to the account you designate, with the paperwork done right for firms that need it.
Built into the systems we install for professional services
Every install includes configuration, training for your crew, and support from a person afterward.
- ✓Invoicing with online payment links
- ✓Recurring billing and payment plans
- ✓Virtual terminal and card on file
- ✓A small countertop reader for walk-ins
- ✓Text-to-pay for the customer on the go
- ✓Reports that reconcile with your accounting software
Interchange-plus
Professional services tickets are large and mostly keyed or online, which have their own interchange categories. Interchange-plus means you pay the actual cost on each type plus a small markup, with no surprise tiers.
See all three programs →What we usually install for professional services
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Questions from professional services
Yes. Payment links, invoices, and a hosted payment page all work without rebuilding your site. Our own website plans include it too.
Yes. Deposits go to the account you designate, and we walk through the trust-account requirements with you before anything is set up.
Yes. Retainers, plans, and subscriptions can bill automatically with card on file.
Worth reading before you sign anything
Let's spec it for your counter.
Tell us the business and we'll recommend the system, quote the free-equipment offer, and price the processing three ways.



