Short answers to the awkward parts of getting paid

The name, contact details, and branding your payer sees at the checkout — and why filling them in properly reduces refunds.

What the identity check unlocks, what a payout account needs to be eligible, and the order to do the two steps in.

When branding is worth $5.99 a month, and the volume at which Pro’s 4.2% + $0.40 pays for its own subscription.

How to word the agreement, how much to ask for up front, and how to collect the balance when the work is signed off.

The same checkout, two different moments. A short rule for deciding which one a given sale needs.

Printing, displaying, and positioning a QR code so a queue keeps moving — and what to do when a phone camera will not focus.

Picking an interval, setting a free trial length in days, and telling an existing customer their invoice is becoming a standing charge.

When to let the payer name the figure, and how to frame the ask so people do not freeze at an empty amount box.

Three short message templates for a first ask, a polite reminder, and a final one — with the link where it belongs.

Why a customer disputes a charge, what evidence is worth keeping from the start, and how to reduce the odds of the next one.

The arithmetic on small tickets versus large ones, why the fixed 40 cents matters most on cheap items, and when to pass the fee to the customer.

Sending a link across a border, what the payer sees in their own wallet, and where the exchange rate enters the conversation.

Putting a catalogue together in the merchant portal, and when it is worth adding checkout to a WordPress site instead.

How a digital gift card brings revenue forward, what to price them at, and how to keep track of what is still outstanding.

Adding team members on Pro, keeping the audit trail readable, and exporting the month to CSV for whoever does your books.