Features / Online payments
Give clients a clear way to pay.
Connect an eligible Stripe account so clients can pay by card or ACH. You can also record cash, check, or other payments received outside Homefront Pro. Keep each invoice and its payment status together.
Included in the $19/month plan. No card required.
Cards + ACH bank transfer
Offer card and ACH bank payments on eligible invoices. Your client chooses an available payment method at checkout. Stripe fees vary by method and transaction.
Mark cash or check as paid
Got paid in cash, check, or Venmo? Tap Mark as Paid. The invoice updates, the client gets a receipt, your records are clean. No Stripe fee, no waiting.
Clear payment costs
$19/mo covers Homefront Pro. Stripe charges processing rates when a client pays online. If you choose to pass a processing fee through, your client sees it before they pay.
What happens when a client pays online
1They tap Pay on the invoiceFrom the portal, on their phone or computer.
2They choose card or ACHYou decide whether to pass the processing fee through.
3Stripe sends it to your bankOn Stripe's payout schedule for your account.
4The invoice updatesPaid, partly paid, or processing shows up on its own.
Payment questions
Related features
Invoice Software for Home Service Pros →Recurring Invoices for Home-Service Pros →Pro Business Reports: See Your Revenue, Pipeline & Overdue Invoices at a Glance →How fast do I get paid?
Payout timing depends on your Stripe account, payment method, bank, and transaction. Check the payout schedule in Stripe. First payouts and bank payments can take longer.
What does Stripe charge?
Stripe processing fees are separate from your Homefront Pro subscription. Rates and other charges depend on the payment method, transaction, and account. Check Stripe's current pricing before connecting payments.
Can I collect deposits when clients approve?
Yes. Set a percentage or fixed-dollar deposit on an estimate. After the client signs, they can pay online through your connected Stripe account. Stripe's payout schedule determines when the money reaches your bank.