Appointments and services
Take a payment before a consultation, photo session, appointment, training session or other time-based service.
Take a deposit.Confirm the booking.
Set the amount, send a payment link or show a QR code. Your customer pays online, then you confirm the appointment, place or start of work after payment.
From agreement to confirmed booking.
Agree the amount
Add the service name, payment amount and a clear description so your customer knows exactly what the payment is for.
Send a link or QR code
Share the payment by message, email or text, or show your customer the QR code.
Confirm after payment
Once the payment is made, confirm the appointment, place, order or start of the agreed work.
When customers book
your time, place or service.
Taking a payment upfront can make arrangements clearer and help reduce bookings that are never completed.
Workshops and limited places
Confirm a participant's place with a payment before a workshop, training session or event with limited capacity.
Bespoke orders and projects
Take an upfront payment before starting a project, making a bespoke product or delivering an agreed service.
Keep the booking process you already use. JustPayFor handles the payment, while you confirm the appointment in the way that works for your business.
No subscription.
No JustPayFor percentage fee.
You pay the transaction fee charged by your chosen payment provider. Payments are settled to your account with that provider. JustPayFor does not hold customer funds.
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Taking payments requires an active account with a supported payment provider. Transaction terms and any activation fees depend on the provider you choose.
No. You can keep taking bookings by phone, message, form or your own calendar. JustPayFor is used to collect the agreed payment online.
No. JustPayFor handles the payment. Once it is paid, you confirm the appointment, place or work according to the process you use in your business.
Yes. Create a payment for the amount you have agreed and describe it according to your arrangement with the customer. The legal treatment of a deposit or advance payment depends on your terms and agreement.
No. They open the link you send or scan the QR code and continue to online payment. The account is needed by the seller creating the payment.
Agree the details. Take payment. Confirm the booking.
Send your customer a payment link or QR code for the agreed amount.