Messages and social media
Send the link by SMS, email, Messenger, WhatsApp or another messaging app your customer already uses.
Send a link.Get paid.
Create a payment for a specific customer and send them a ready link by SMS, email or messaging app. They open the details and pay online. No online shop and no technical integration.
From agreed price to payment.
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Create the payment
Add the name, amount and description so the customer can immediately see what they are paying for.
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Send the link
Copy the ready address and send it by SMS, email or the messaging app you already use with your customer. You can also show them the QR code for the same payment.
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Customer pays online
They open the link, check the details and continue to payment. They do not need a JustPayFor account.
Wherever you
talk to your customer.
A payment link works best when you know the customer and the amount they need to pay.
Services, deposits and balances
Collect payment for a consultation, service, booking, deposit or an outstanding balance.
After a quote or order
Once the price is agreed, create the payment and add the link to a quote, PDF proposal or order summary.
Several items in one order? A Virtual Basket is a better fit when the customer needs to see a full itemised summary before paying.
No subscription.
No JustPayFor service 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 your money.
PayU
Elavon
Tpay
Worldpay
Accepting payments requires an active account with a supported payment provider. Transaction terms and any activation fees depend on the provider you choose.
Before you send
your first link.
Have a question about using JustPayFor for your business? Get in touch.
Let's talkNo. You create the payment in JustPayFor and send the customer a ready link. You do not need an online shop or your own payment integration.
No. The customer opens the link in their browser, checks the details and continues to payment. The account is only needed by the seller creating the payment.
Yes. You can create a payment for a specific amount, for example a deposit for a service, a booking payment or an outstanding balance on an existing order.
Yes. You can prepare separate payments and links for different customers, services, products, bookings or orders.
Payment ready. Send the link.
Create the payment, copy the address and let your customer pay online.