Send a client a payment link
Charge for something outside a booking — a top-up, a product you sold, a session agreed over text — with a link they pay by card.
What it is
A payment link is an itemised invoice with a Pay now button. You add the lines, send it, and the client pays by card. The money goes to your own Stripe account, the same as a deposit does.
Why it helps
Not everything you are owed comes through a booking. A colour correction that ran long, a product someone took home, a session agreed over text. This charges for it without asking anyone to read out a card number.
How to use it
- 1Open Finance. Under Invoices, keep 'Payment link' selected.
- 2Enter the client's email, then add a line for each item with a quantity and price. The total updates as you type.
- 3Send it. They get an email with a Pay now button and pay by card.
- 4The link does not go stale. Whenever they open it, today or in three weeks, it takes them to a live payment page, and if they have already paid it says so rather than charging twice.
- 5Paid invoices show as paid in your list, and the money appears in your Stripe payouts like any other card payment.
- 6This one needs Stripe connected, because it takes a card. If you have not connected it, send an invoice document instead and let them pay by transfer.
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