Paid on the driveway, not 'when I get to it.'
Tap a card on your phone, or text a payment link. Estimates and invoices included — the quote that won the job is the same document that collects for it.
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Ninety seconds, two endings
The same moment, with and without it.
Your numbers, not ours
Run the math before we take a dollar.
Assumptions shown, all of them adjustable: Cost of money floated + the invoices that quietly never get paid (3%, half-counted). Getting paid same-day makes both go away.
How it works
Set up once. It just runs.
What we need: A free Stripe or Square account (10-minute signup, their standard card rates apply — we take no cut of your money). · Live in 1–2 days.
Connect your processor
Your own Stripe or Square account — your money flows straight to your bank, never through us.
Estimates that win jobs
Professional quotes from your phone. Accepted with a tap; converts to the invoice automatically.
Take payment anywhere
Card on your phone, or text a pay-link they can open from the couch.
It closes the loop
Paid invoice → receipt sent → job marked won → the review ask fires if you run Repute.
The price, straight
Now the number.
- Tap-to-pay on your phone
- Text-to-pay links
- Estimates + invoices, unlimited
- Works on the mobile app
- Receipts automatic
Card processing is your processor's standard rate, paid to them — Station takes zero percent of your revenue. The $47 is the software. Cancel any time — billing starts when it's verified live. By purchasing you agree to the Terms of Service.
Asked every time
The fine print, out loud.
What are the card fees?
Your processor's standard rates (roughly 2.6–2.9%). They'd charge that anywhere — we add nothing on top.
Do I need new hardware?
No. Your phone is the terminal — cards tap right on it.
Where does the money go?
Directly from your customer to your bank via your own processor. We never hold a dollar.
Cancel?
Any time; your processor account is yours and keeps working.
Pairs well with
Slate — Booking calendar & reminders →
Paid on the spot. Slate books the next visit on the spot too — before you've left the driveway.