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Get paid on your own Stripe.

Invoices, deposits, checkout and memberships, paid straight into your account.

An invoice, paidExample

From Example Renovations Co. <billing@examplerenovations.example>

EExample RenovationsInvoice
Your kitchen is done.
Thanks for having us.
INV-0007Due Friday
Cabinet refacing, final stage$440.00Tax 9%$39.60
Total$479.60
Pay invoice

Pay Example Renovations Co.

$479.60

Card number Pay $479.60

Powered by StripePaid into your own Stripe

Payments Your Stripe
OverviewInvoicesEventsMembers

Taken this month

Owed on invoices

INV-0007Cabinet refacing$479.60SentPaid
INV-0006Closet build, deposit$600.00Paid
INV-0005Kitchen remodel, progress$1,250.00Sent
Invoice paidINV-0007 · $479.60
Thu 9:30 confirmedDeposit paid, in your bookings

What you can collect

Five ways to get paid.

Draft, sent, paid. Held, confirmed. Active, past due. Every status tracked in your Payments tab.

You, on every product

Send an invoice in your brand, with a Pay button.

Lines, tax, due date and a note, numbered for you and sent in your name. Paid online, or marked paid by hand.

New invoice

Example
CustomerExample customerDueFriday
LineQty · Amount
Cabinet install1 · $900.00
Hardware12 · $96.00
Tax 13%$129.48
DraftSentPaidVoid

Where it goes

Into your Stripe. Into your portal.

  • Invoice
  • Site checkout
  • Booking deposit
  • Membership
  • Event ticket
Your Stripe account
  • Payments tab
  • Funnel numbers
  • Booking confirmed
  • Alert to you
  • Lead in your CRM
  • Your bank

Your money never passes through us.

  • Your own Stripe account. You are the merchant of record.
  • Connected through Stripe. We store your account id, never your keys.
  • Stripe-hosted checkout. Card numbers never touch us.
  • Amounts are fixed on our side. A buyer cannot change a price.
  • Refunds, payouts and disputes stay in your Stripe dashboard.

Payments sit in the same portal as your leads, bookings and email. Selling on Shopify? Your store takes payment and this tab steps aside.

Where you get it

Invoices with every product. Checkout with Funnels.

Every product

Website + SEO, AI search, Social media, Paid ads or Funnels + payments.

Included, from$600/mo CAD

  • Connect your own Stripe
  • Invoices in your brand, with a Pay button
  • Auto-numbered, with tax, due dates and notes
  • Mark cash or e-transfer paid
  • Payments tab: taken, owed, members, events

Funnels + payments

Funnels, with Website + SEO underneath. Set up on your site by our team.

$1,200/mo CAD · or Bloom+ bundle $2,800/mo

  • Checkout on your site
  • Booking deposits that confirm the slot
  • Memberships with a members area
  • Event tickets with seat limits
  • Every sale counted as a funnel

3-month minimum, then month to month. Card processing is on your own Stripe account. Built your pages in the myBloom editor? You can add shop, membership and event sections yourself.

FAQ

Payments, answered.

Yours. You connect your own Stripe account, you are the merchant, and payouts go to your bank on Stripe's schedule.

No. Every payment is made straight into your Stripe account through Stripe's own checkout, and we never see card numbers.

Invoices and the Payments tab come with every product. Checkout, booking deposits and memberships come with Funnels + payments and the Bloom+ bundle.

Yes. Send the invoice and mark it paid by hand for cash or e-transfer. Connect Stripe to add a Pay button to every invoice.

The booking is held when the customer books and confirmed once the deposit is paid, and it shows in your bookings.

Paid invoices update in your portal, and you are alerted when a new member joins or a payment fails.

Invoices on any product. With Funnels + payments or Bloom+, our team also sets up checkout, booking deposits, memberships and event tickets on your site.

Yes, once you switch on Stripe's customer portal in your Stripe account. Members then update their card or cancel themselves.

You refund from your own Stripe dashboard.

No. Your Shopify checkout takes the money, and your sales show on your Store page instead.